Chicago-Bound Illegal Immigrants Dropped Off at Secret Locations so Busses Can Avoid Penalties

New regulations meant to stem the flow of illegal immigrants being transported into the city have only resulted in more disorder.
Chicago-Bound Illegal Immigrants Dropped Off at Secret Locations so Busses Can Avoid Penalties
Illegal immigrants arrive in Philadelphia, Pa., early on Dec. 16, 2022. They were part of two buses from Texas. The Lone Star State has transported thousands of illegal immigrants immigrants to other so-called sanctuary cities that include Washington, New York City, Chicago, Denver, and Los Angeles. Ryan Collerd/AFP via Getty Images
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Bus drivers who are shuttling illegal immigrants from the United States southern border to Chicago are dropping them off in undisclosed locations to avoid costly fines and the potential seizure of their vehicles.

The new regulations meant to stem the flow of illegal immigrants being transported into the city have only resulted in more disorder as drivers have been bypassing the previously used drop-off points designated by officials and instead are releasing passengers at various locations throughout the broader Chicago area.

Matthew Lysiak
Matthew Lysiak
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Matthew Lysiak is a nationally recognized journalist and author of “Newtown” (Simon and Schuster), “Breakthrough” (Harper Collins), and “The Drudge Revolution.” The story of his family is the subject of the series “Home Before Dark” which premiered April 3 on Apple TV Plus.
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