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New York City has expanded a program providing illegal alien families with debit cards for food and baby essentials, spending $1.45 billion in fiscal 2023 and projecting to spend a combined $9.1 billion in fiscal years 2024 and 2025.
This initiative has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the city should prioritize its own citizens over illegal immigrants, especially as many citizens are struggling financially.
The NYPD’s efforts to combat crime and the city’s decision to turn Times Square into a pedestrian plaza have also been topics of debate, with concerns raised about public safety and the city’s image.
DML posted his own remarks regarding the announcement.
NYC expanded a program providing illegal alien families w/debit cards for food and baby essentials, spending $1.45B in fiscal 2023 and projecting to spend a combined $9.1 B in 2024/25. I say use the $ to deport every single last one of them. The airlines could use the revenue.
— Great American Newsletter (@TrustDML) July 4, 2024
BREAKING: NYC is expanding a program providing illegal alien families with debit cards to buy food and baby essentials.
New York City spent $1.45 billion in fiscal 2023 on migrant costs, and expects to spend a combined $9.1 billion housing migrants in fiscal years 2024 and… pic.twitter.com/lyCxAIC2QN
— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) July 4, 2024
