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More Chicago Suburbs Join Bus Bans to Stop Chicago-Bound Illegal Aliens

After one other busload of unlawful aliens was dropped off within the northwest suburban city of Woodstock, Illinois, the city council shortly met to go an ordinance aimed toward cracking down on buses from leaving unlawful border crossers of their city.

The metropolis passed new guidelines requiring buses to file an software 5 days earlier than dropping off passengers within the city situated about 50 miles northwest of Chicago, in accordance to the Northwest Herald.

The guidelines additionally characteristic fines of $10,000 per bus and $750 per passenger for violating the five-day submitting requirement. It additionally permits for town to impound buses that violate the ordinance.

Woodstock has seen a number of busloads of migrants dropped off close to the prepare stations to permit them to board the trains certain for Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Chicago.

Woodstock City council member Gordie Tebo supported the brand new measures as a result of the small hamlet of just some 25,000 residents doesn’t have the sources to take care of homeless unlawful aliens.

After the buses began dropping individuals off, Tebo stated he was “aghast that this has happened to people.”

“We don’t have the resources to do it. As much as we’d love to do it, we don’t have those resources,” the council member stated, in accordance to the Herald.

Woodstock Mayor Mike Turner famous that the brand new bus ordinance was modeled after the one passed in Chicago final month.

“For the City of Woodstock, we determined that our approach would be to encourage and direct these migrants to accept transportation into the City of Chicago via train or bus so that they can make use of the City of Chicago / State of Illinois / Federal government resources available to provide assistance to them,” the mayor said in a Facebook submit.

Woodstock City Council member Melissa McMahon added that migrants of all ages have been dropped off on the metropolis’s prepare station.

“We saw children, I would say, as young as 18 months to senior citizens, not prepared for this weather,” McMahon stated, in accordance to WLS-TV. “Saw a very nondescript, white tour bus kind of thing, and we were like ‘hmm,’ knowing what’s going on.”

Woodstock has joined a rising checklist of cities round Chicago passing ordinances banning or limiting bus dropoffs.

As Breitbart News reported, suburban Chicago Rosemont and Cicero passed ordinances to restrict or ban buses from dropping off homeless unlawful migrants of their jurisdictions.

Two Chicago suburbs rejected busloads of immigrants that arrived from El Paso, Texas, over the previous week as town and Illinois as a complete proceed to face an inflow of unlawful immigrants from the southern border.

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