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Liberals, is this an example of the leopard eating people's faces party that you love to lecture others about?

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NEW: Two out of 6 illegals, who brutally attacked NYPD officers in Times Square, NYC, are members of the Venezuelan gang "Tren de Aragua."

Wilson Juarez and Kelvin Servita Arocha, illegal migrants were released without bail by Soros-backed Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg are now back in custody, and Bragg is seeking their bail.

According to the records Juarez should not have even been in the U.S., as a judge in El Paso, Texas ordered him deported a year ago.

Juarez and Arocha with three other illegals are remain in law enforcement custody.

- Juarez: $1 bail was set by the judge at defense counsel’s request. He will remain in DOC custody until the resolution of the case.
- Gomez-Izquiel: $50,000 cash.
- Reveron: $100,000 cash.
- Arocha: $15,000 cash
- Brito: Bail was reset at $15,000.

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Anonymous wrote:It is not just NYC cutting back on services and programs for citizens.
Denver is also cutting services in order to provide for migrants.

Denver will cut back hours at DMVs and recreational centers to ensure it can continue providing services for migrants, Mayor Mike Johnston said Friday.

Why it matters: The mayor's decision is a turning point for the city's management of the migrant crisis — which has cost more than $42 million to date — and it shows his administration is prioritizing helping new arrivals.

Details: Vehicle registration renewals will be moved online only and at kiosks, with DMVs locations closing on a rotating basis starting on March 4, and reducing hours at city recreational centers starting on Feb. 20.

Spring and summer programing at rec centers are expected to be reduced, with spring programming reduced by at least 25%.

"This is a plan for shared sacrifice," Johnston said Friday. "This is what good people to in hard situations as you try to manage a way to serve all of your values."

He called on residents not to blame migrants for the changes.

I am guessing that some government employees are taking a mandatory pay cut? Reducing hours doesn't save money unless you also reduce the staffing.

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Anonymous wrote:We have housing shortages, medical shortages, rising food prices, rising prices on multiple goods and services. This is all driven by supply and demand.

We don't need the migrants. They're driving down labor prices and they're using up scarce resources. Idiot fringe liberal communities are showering them with benefits that under-served, tax paying citizens who've more than paid their dues to society aren't getting.

Sent them all back, whether their countries want them back or not. And submit an invoice to their governments for the cost of sustaining them while they were here. The bill won't be paid, but maybe it can be deducted from aid provided to these countries. Force their governments to take accountability for deliberately sending their jailbait to the U.S., and for facilitation the migrant flight out of their countries.

Make birth control education and information a necessity in the countries receiving U.S. aid. A big part of the problem is the poverty caused by over-population problems in these nations.

So you want the country who wants to take away women’s medical rights and ban birth control to educate other countries on ….. birth control?

Who, besides a weird and small fringe—wants to ban birth control in the US?

New abortion bill would also restrict contraceptives, IUDs, and create an abortion database
https://www.fox23.com/news/new-abortion-bill-would-also-restrict-contraceptives-iuds-and-create-an-abortion-database/article_16657b96-cba7-11ee-99fd-032cd643a12c.html

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have housing shortages, medical shortages, rising food prices, rising prices on multiple goods and services. This is all driven by supply and demand.

We don't need the migrants. They're driving down labor prices and they're using up scarce resources. Idiot fringe liberal communities are showering them with benefits that under-served, tax paying citizens who've more than paid their dues to society aren't getting.

Sent them all back, whether their countries want them back or not. And submit an invoice to their governments for the cost of sustaining them while they were here. The bill won't be paid, but maybe it can be deducted from aid provided to these countries. Force their governments to take accountability for deliberately sending their jailbait to the U.S., and for facilitation the migrant flight out of their countries.

Make birth control education and information a necessity in the countries receiving U.S. aid. A big part of the problem is the poverty caused by over-population problems in these nations.

So you want the country who wants to take away women’s medical rights and ban birth control to educate other countries on ….. birth control?

Who, besides a weird and small fringe—wants to ban birth control in the US?

Definitely need developing countries to have more robust birth control. I’m not a huge fan of massive amounts of FA but I would definitely support programs to expand BC in developing/undeveloped countries.

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Anonymous wrote:It is not just NYC cutting back on services and programs for citizens.
Denver is also cutting services in order to provide for migrants.

Denver will cut back hours at DMVs and recreational centers to ensure it can continue providing services for migrants, Mayor Mike Johnston said Friday.

Why it matters: The mayor's decision is a turning point for the city's management of the migrant crisis — which has cost more than $42 million to date — and it shows his administration is prioritizing helping new arrivals.

Details: Vehicle registration renewals will be moved online only and at kiosks, with DMVs locations closing on a rotating basis starting on March 4, and reducing hours at city recreational centers starting on Feb. 20.

Spring and summer programing at rec centers are expected to be reduced, with spring programming reduced by at least 25%.

"This is a plan for shared sacrifice," Johnston said Friday. "This is what good people to in hard situations as you try to manage a way to serve all of your values."

He called on residents not to blame migrants for the changes.

Who should they blame?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have housing shortages, medical shortages, rising food prices, rising prices on multiple goods and services. This is all driven by supply and demand.

We don't need the migrants. They're driving down labor prices and they're using up scarce resources. Idiot fringe liberal communities are showering them with benefits that under-served, tax paying citizens who've more than paid their dues to society aren't getting.

Sent them all back, whether their countries want them back or not. And submit an invoice to their governments for the cost of sustaining them while they were here. The bill won't be paid, but maybe it can be deducted from aid provided to these countries. Force their governments to take accountability for deliberately sending their jailbait to the U.S., and for facilitation the migrant flight out of their countries.

Make birth control education and information a necessity in the countries receiving U.S. aid. A big part of the problem is the poverty caused by over-population problems in these nations.

So you want the country who wants to take away women’s medical rights and ban birth control to educate other countries on ….. birth control?

Who, besides a weird and small fringe—wants to ban birth control in the US?

Definitely need developing countries to have more robust birth control. I’m not a huge fan of massive amounts of FA but I would definitely support programs to expand BC in developing/undeveloped countries.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have housing shortages, medical shortages, rising food prices, rising prices on multiple goods and services. This is all driven by supply and demand.

We don't need the migrants. They're driving down labor prices and they're using up scarce resources. Idiot fringe liberal communities are showering them with benefits that under-served, tax paying citizens who've more than paid their dues to society aren't getting.

Sent them all back, whether their countries want them back or not. And submit an invoice to their governments for the cost of sustaining them while they were here. The bill won't be paid, but maybe it can be deducted from aid provided to these countries. Force their governments to take accountability for deliberately sending their jailbait to the U.S., and for facilitation the migrant flight out of their countries.

Make birth control education and information a necessity in the countries receiving U.S. aid. A big part of the problem is the poverty caused by over-population problems in these nations.

So you want the country who wants to take away women’s medical rights and ban birth control to educate other countries on ….. birth control?

Who, besides a weird and small fringe—wants to ban birth control in the US?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is not just NYC cutting back on services and programs for citizens.
Denver is also cutting services in order to provide for migrants.

Denver will cut back hours at DMVs and recreational centers to ensure it can continue providing services for migrants, Mayor Mike Johnston said Friday.

Why it matters: The mayor's decision is a turning point for the city's management of the migrant crisis — which has cost more than $42 million to date — and it shows his administration is prioritizing helping new arrivals.

Details: Vehicle registration renewals will be moved online only and at kiosks, with DMVs locations closing on a rotating basis starting on March 4, and reducing hours at city recreational centers starting on Feb. 20.

Spring and summer programing at rec centers are expected to be reduced, with spring programming reduced by at least 25%.

"This is a plan for shared sacrifice," Johnston said Friday. "This is what good people to in hard situations as you try to manage a way to serve all of your values."

He called on residents not to blame migrants for the changes.

Is this a joke? I can't believe what I just read.