Chicago resident “P. Ray” Easley blasted “blue-haired liberals” on Fox News Friday after another resident suggested the city should accept more illegal immigrants during the last City Council meeting. did.
Easley appeared on “The Ingraham Angle” and talked about how he criticized Democratic Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson on the City Council. meeting On Wednesday, Fox News reported that the United States was accused of recycling taxpayer money on illegal immigration ahead of a vote on a $70 million sanctuary city expansion plan. While Easley and other groups condemned the authorities’ actions, the Fox guest host tried to tell others that “tremendous resources” were needed to “protect new community members.” He played a clip of a blue-haired male resident.
Other attendees at the rally could be heard booing the man, but he continued to insist that immigrants are “the lifeblood of our city,” and a Fox guest host asked about Easley’s backlash. (Related article: ‘We’re being kicked out’: Chicagoans slam city officials over immigration crisis)
“First of all, that guy doesn’t represent us,” Easley said. “Those blue-haired liberals are not our neighbors. They don’t hang out with us, and they haven’t lived in this city as long as we have, so you can hear us openly booing him.” We wish they would speak more quietly because those people don’t represent us.”
“They want to control the conversation,” she continued. “They believe that they are intellectually superior to us and that we are so pathetic that we need them to defend us. We say, ‘No, we are not.’ Please leave us alone. Leave us alone, we are not a pity party or charity. ” We are proud Americans and want what is best for our country, and that does not include subsidies for illegal immigration brought in through cartels. Absolutely not. “
Although Chicago residents have publicly opposed the sanctuary city’s choices regarding illegal immigration to Chicago, local and state officials recently approved aid totaling hundreds of millions of dollars to more than 35,000 immigrants. In February, Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker called on lawmakers to provide $182 million to help Blue Cities.
