Hundreds of Americans gathered outside the Massachusetts State House in Boston on Saturday to blast Democrats for approving $420 million to shelter migrants and rejecting a measure to prioritize homeless veterans.
The budget spending, which Gov. Maura Healey (D) signed on April 30, will put an additional $420 million to shore up the state’s emergency shelter system. It sets up rules to cap shelter stays at 90 days. However, there are also provisions that make that deadline moot, as migrants may file for another 90-day stay when their allotted time expires.
Even as they voted to spend hundreds of millions on illegals, Democrat legislators rejected a measure that would have helped the state’s veterans. As Newsweek reported in April, House Democrats voted against an amendment to House Bill 4600 that would have given homeless veterans priority over illegal aliens.
The Democrats’ decision to turn their backs on veterans brought protests:
What in the hell is wrong with these damn democrats
Park a retired cruise ship or two in Boston harbor. Have the payments for all these illegals come directly from the democrats pay checks.