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Megyn Kelly is right to call out the truth that too many in power refuse to admit: illegal immigration has become a living bomb in our once-safe cities, detonating slowly through overwhelmed shelters, public services stretched thin, and neighborhoods fraying under the strain. New York’s own financial watchdog shows the city has already spent and committed billions to care for asylum seekers, illustrating that this is not a hypothetical problem but a fiscal and social crisis happening in plain sight.
Hardworking taxpayers are paying the price while politicians play politics; thousands of migrants have flowed into help centers and applied for asylum and work permits, clogging systems meant to serve Americans first and foremost. City officials admit tens of thousands have come through intake centers and the surge has forced painful budget choices and program cuts across municipal services.
Mayor after mayor in liberal-run cities promised open arms and compassion, then turned around and told voters that the bill is unaffordable and unsustainable — exactly the predictable collapse Megyn warned about. Estimates about the cost of sheltering and supporting new arrivals ran into the billions, and city planners have had to publicly revise and re-jigger budgets as reality and arithmetic collide with ideology.
Chicago’s experience is a warning for every major metropolitan area that thinks virtue-signaling will protect its streets; shelters overflow, makeshift housing appears in airports and police stations, and local officials have even resorted to suing bus operators over surprise arrivals. Ordinary citizens who pay taxes and follow the law are furious, and rightly so — you cannot endlessly import problems without importing consequences, and those consequences fall heaviest on the law-abiding.
This is a rule-of-law issue, not a moral free-for-all. Voters should demand decisive action: secure the border, end sanctuary policies that obstruct federal enforcement, and restore a sane immigration process that rewards legal entry while expelling those who flout our laws — anything less is a tacit admission that the safety and prosperity of citizens are secondary to a political agenda that benefits only career politicians and activist NGOs.
