mills initiative to attract and settle up to 75,000 new mainers over the next two years and, yes, you re right, she has offered illegal migrants up to two years of free rent and brand new apartments. brunswick, 60 new apartments have been built that cost $3.5 million to taxpayers, and they are exclusively for illegal migrants. and, you know, that s just with maine families already struggling with finances and the economy, this is just pouring salt in the wound. maine has over 4,000 homeless and over 25,000 low income mainers were on the waiting list for subsidized housing, some of them waiting up to seven years before they can get the same type of housing benefit. pete: so 30,000 citizens of maine who are waiting for this type of housing while illegals having out built for them in realtime. andre, how about chicago? give us a sense of how taxpayers, citizens in chicago are feeling about how the city
Nuisance property laws and similar policies punish vaguely defined activities with eviction. They tend to increase homelessness, reduce safety and promote segregation.