Another Midwestern Town Inundated With
Haitian Migrants
Posted By: Imright, 10/22/2024 9:11:13 PM
Residents from another midwestern town, this time in Indiana, say city resources are being strained and their children put last due to a sudden influx of migrants from Haiti. Thousands of new migrants, hailing mostly from Haiti, are now living in Logansport, Indiana, a town with a population of just 18,000. Though local officials say they have not been given any answers on just how many migrants have moved in, estimates range from 3,000 to 5,000 Haitians. The surrounding areas have seen an influx as well, with an estimated 11,000 new migrants county-wide. Logansport Mayor Chris Martin has said that there are “assimilation issues” related to culture,
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Harris’s interview with NBC News was a total dumpster fire and her interview with Telemundo was not any better.
Telemundo’s Julio Vaqueiro asked Kamala Harris if she expects to get the results on election night.
Harris once again said it may take more than one night to count ballots. The Democrats can’t win unless they cheat.
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“What I’m hearing from people who I’ve been talking to … if her goal was to close the deal, they’re not sure she did that,” CNN anchor Dana Bash said immediately after the event outside Philadelphia.
“Having said that, any time that she can be in front of an audience and interacting with voters is a win as far as her campaign goes —
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Harris faced questions on immigration, abortion and her performance as vice president during the event which was originally intended to become the second Harris-Trump debate.
But some social media users claimed Cooper used his male privilege to talk down to the vice president. 'It is infuriating how a white male feels entitled to interrupt the Vice President while she tries to answer a freaking question. Looking at you @andersoncooper,' Aaron H. wrote.
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Worried about what the optics of the southern border would do to their re-election chances — though not the migrant crisis itself — the White House wanted to stop the pictures of crowds of people gathered at the wall.
The deal was to have Mexico deploy 32,500 troops to the US border to round up
Trump surges ahead of Harris as 52% of
voters approve of ex-prez’s time in
office, new poll finds 0 replies
voters approve of ex-prez’s time in
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Both polls included third-party candidates.
The most recent difference is still within the margin of error so Harris could actually be leading Trump, according to the Journal.
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WATCH: (Video) Kamala Harris raced over to a deli in the deep blue city of Philadelphia on Wednesday with 13 days until the election.
Upstate NY Assembly candidate caught-on-camera
snatching rival’s flyer from mailbox:
‘Bad, bad bad’ 3 replies
snatching rival’s flyer from mailbox:
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Behar flips her lid over alleged Trump
Hitler praise: ‘If people still follow
this fascist pig…’ 19 replies
Hitler praise: ‘If people still follow
this fascist pig…’ 19 replies
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“I mean, I just can’t believe that for four years people have been warning about this.
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Surprise, surprise.
According to ABC News:
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His belongings were heaped at his feet. Hundreds of fellow migrants stretched out along the roadway in both directions.
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He is one of thousands of migrants – from all over the world – joining a new rush traveling north
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Meanwhile, Obama took some jabs at Trump
CBS has shown its true colors.
The home of Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather is no longer just a biased news organization.
That’s too kind. For years, I’ve watched this network go from slanted reporting to straight-up propaganda, and now to sheer deceit. The past month has shown that Republicans should have nothing to do with it — and that former President Donald Trump is right to call attention to its chicanery with a threat of legal action.
First, CBS moderators broke the network’s own pledge not to fact-check during the vice-presidential debate, deliberately targeting GOP candidate J.D. Vance and doing so-
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A collection of philanthropists, Silicon Valley titans, and Democratic megadonors are using their fortunes and influence to see Vice President Kamala Harris elected into the White House in November.
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Female Athletes Lost Almost 900 Medals
to Trans-Identifying Men Worldwide, U.N.
Report Finds 11 replies
to Trans-Identifying Men Worldwide, U.N.
Report Finds 11 replies
Female athletes worldwide have lost nearly 900 medals to transgender-identifying male competitors who have intruded into women’s sports. “The replacement of the female sports category with a mixed-sex category has resulted in an increasing number of female athletes losing opportunities, including medals, when competing against males,” the report said.
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