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Do economic refugees have access to a bank account or was he paid in cash?
>I'm entitled to justice in your country despite the fact you'd be kidnapped and ransomed here and not a single person would lift a finger to stop it because whilst I'm okay calling your racist somehow I feel sociopathic failures of empathy towards white people and their things is also okay
This is what economic immigration looks like at the moment.
Frisco, YES!
Well, Americucks?
>>132063430
Oh shit, California is worse off than I originally though.
>>132063430
The san fran government is now giving away hundreds of thousands they DON'T NEED TO give away. All they have to do is fight it in court and get handed an easy win, but they DON'T WANT THAT. The local gov WANTS to give away taxpayer money to a criminal. FUCK THAT CITY.
>>132063430
So if I wanted to illegally came in america all I have to do is go to SF?
190,000 worth of tax dollars what the fuck.
/POL/ bTFO
>>132064373
At the very least it's making headlines, more people are going to be against sanctuary laws since their tax dollars are being used to pay off wetbacks
mfw when I'm white and I work 6 days a week and I can't afford a home
>>132064373
relax, it's just
>state income tax
>>132063430
This. Fucking. Timeline.
>>132063430
They might want to save that money for the time when the fed funds dry up.
>>132063430
Spread this story far and wide.
Didn't Kate's law and the other anti-sanc city law pass through the house the other day?
How fucked are these cities going to be?
I'm not going to lie, I was starting to get mildly annoyed at all the obstructionist bullshit, but with the 9-0 call on the ban, the wall, and this, it looks like it's all coming together.
Meanwhile:
http://projects.sfchronicle.com/sf-homeless/civic-disgrace/
>It persists on the streets of San Francisco through boom times and downturns. It is alternately an incubator and a destroyer of political will, as elected representatives eventually discover that their pledges to address it become their undoing when it doesn’t go away. It takes a heavy toll on the ambience of our neighborhoods, the cost of doing business for many enterprises and the experience of visitors who are stunned to encounter such deprivation in a city of profound prosperity.
>It frustrates and polarizes San Francisco like nothing else. There are those who see it as a social-services challenge, those who reduce it to a law-enforcement matter, and a few who think the problem would simply go away if only there were more affordable housing in the city.
>On one point we must all agree: The level and pervasiveness of homelessness in San Francisco is a disgrace. It is simply not acceptable to allow people to stay in the squalor of tent encampments or sleep in doorways, parks and freeway underpasses without attention to the underlying issues that prevent them from attaining shelter and stability in their lives. It’s bad for public safety, bad for public health, and bad as a matter of basic humanity.
>>132063430
link to article?
>we elected trump we'll get rid of faggots and niggers now
Meanwhile
>>132063430