Just when you thought Democrats’ pathetic encouragement of illegal migration couldn’t get even worse, think again.
Massachusetts, one of the many Democrat habitats that has recently doubled down on its “sanctuary status,” has issued an astonishing demand to its residents, one that almost buggers belief.
Emphasis on “almost,” given the degree to which Dems are clearly hellbent on the destruction of the United States.
And that destruction apparently includes uprooting people’s sense of safety and security in their own private residences.
Indeed, Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll recently shocked the nation by asking residents of the state to lend “a helping hand” to the overwhelming influx of mostly illegal migrants, none of which have been thoroughly vetted.
And by “helping hand,” she means letting illegal, unvetted migrants reside inside residents’ private homes.
That’s right: A Democrat governor is literally demanding for residents to house total strangers in their private homes, several of which may well be affiliated with drug cartels, terrorist organizations, and other deeply disturbing enterprises.
“Most importantly, if you have an extra room or suite in your home, please consider hosting a family. Housing and shelter is our most pressing need and become a sponsor family,” Driscoll brayed.
What an utterly shocking request, not to mention a disgusting dismissal of the safety and well-being of Massachusetts residents.
Though, to be fair, the residents arguably voted in this lunacy in the first place, and one can only hope they’ve begun to wake up.
Regardless, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has already infuriated border states by proclaiming a “state of emergency,” demanding federal funds for a problem directly engineered by her horrific policies, namely sanctuary cities.
Sanctuary cities are a completely illegal, virtually 100 percent Democrat driven effort, wherein illegals, regardless of criminal or terrorist background, can reside freely and illegally without ever being reported to ICE.
A rather sweet deal for illegal migrants with dark intentions.
Like the Honduran drug dealers making well over $350,000 per year in illegal drug sales, to the extent that a housing boom has begun in the Central American nation following all the remittances of funds from illegal activities committed in the United States.
Illegal activities that have also significantly amplified fentanyl overdoses of Americans.
Not that any of those inconvenient facts get in the way of Democrats’ public grandstanding.
“This is a national issue that demands a national response … In the meantime, we’re simply asking the federal government to use the tools already available to give these brave parents a chance to work and support their families. At the same time, we’re calling on everyone in Massachusetts to come together, help us meet this moment in our state, and offer a helping hand,” Healey declared.
Cue the imminent threats of eminent domain, a lesser-known concept in which the government allegedly has the right to seize citizens’ private property for a variety of deeply disturbing purposes.
As detailed by Cornell Law School, “Eminent domain refers to the power of the government to take private property and convert it into public use, referred to as a taking … A taking may be the actual seizure of property by the government, or the taking may be in the form of a regulatory taking, which occurs when the government restricts a person’s use of their property to the point of it constituting a taking.”
Needless to say, Massachusetts Democrats, not to mention New York Democrats, are dangerously flirting with normalizing “eminent domain” for illegal migrants.
What do you want to bet that eminent domain is infinitely on the horizon, especially if all the members of the anti-American Biden brigade are not summarily ousted in 2024?
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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