Councilman in wealthy Chicago suburb asks ‘affluent’ residents to take illegal immigrants into homes

A city councilman in a wealthy Chicago suburb is calling on residents of his “affluent community” to welcome illegal immigrants into their homes as the migrant crisis continues to ravage Chicago.

The influx of migrants who have arrived in Chicago from the southern border is becoming an unendurable burden for the area’s resources, and Naperville Councilman Josh McBroom does not want to see tax dollars fund the transient population, according to a report.

“The public should also know taxpayer dollars are not, and will not, be used to house any potential migrants in the neighborhood. There’s been some misinformation out there.”

The needs of the migrants could rather be met by residents voluntarily welcoming the illegal immigrants into their homes, McBroom suggested.

“We do have a very affluent community, a lot of big homes, and what I’d like to do is direct staff to create a sign-up sheet … for individuals that would be willing to house migrant families, and, if there’s people that would do that, God bless them,” McBroom said at a recent council meeting.

Naperville Councilman Josh McBroom wants a sign-up list for residents to host illegals in their homes:

“We do have a very affluent community. We have a lot of big homes.”

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“I’m not going to support using other peoples’ money to house or aid. I do know there’s a lot of people who do care. I think we live in a compassionate community,” he added.

Expounding on the proposal, McBroom suggested that residents of Naperville anonymously contact an email address and ask to be listed as possible hosts for migrants, according to the report.

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“I think we need to find out who would be willing to house migrant families,” he said.

Only four of 11 council members offered their support for McBroom’s notion.

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