Yet some US citizens don't have food to eat.
Vendors charging Massachusetts taxpayers $64 a day to feed each illegal immigrant: report
Massachusetts taxpayers are on the hook for $64 per day to feed each illegal immigrant as the cost of the migrant crisis is expected to hit $1 billion.www.foxbusiness.com
My 2 sons and too many friends to even remember them all still live in the city. Nobody has noticed anything. I would guess if a significant number of trucks take a role in any boycott it would only reduce enough traffic to allow the ones not boycotting to have a little easier access the the still clogged access routes and make their deliveries on time instead of a normally late delivery.
More likely to see prices increases before shortages. Trucking rates have always been at a premium in NYC yo compensate for productivity lost to congestion and there will always be truckers that take loads that no one else will.........for a price. The company I started out with paid a $100 bonus for all NYC loads but I'd still refuse these loads because $100 doesn't cover a full lost day of driving.
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Senator Durant says these contracts are just the tip of the iceberg on the overall cost of the crisis. “The MassHealth cost and the educational cost,” Durant said. “That’s the concern is the money has to come from somewhere and so there’s only really two options. You either raise taxes or you cut services. So, this all of this kind of flows downhill right straight to the taxpayers.”Illegal Immigrants in Massachusetts Dine From “Home-Style Italian” Caterer After $10 Million No-Bid Contract
In 1983, Massachusetts passed a “first of its kind in the country” Right to Shelter law after a promise from then-governor Michael Dukakis, according to Boston University. The law guaranteed housing and certain amenities for families. Among the stipulations of that law, those families must be provided with refrigeration and basic cooking facilities.
But some of the facilities being utilized for illegal immigrant housing do not have such accommodations as required by law. In order to comply with the state law, Massachusetts has reportedly entered into a no-bid contract with a local Boston “full-service drop-off catering company with 30 years’ experience”: Spinelli Ravioli Manufacturing Company.
According to CBS News Boston, the $10 million six month long emergency contract entitles illegal immigrants to $64 per day worth of catering from a “home-style Italian” pasta company:
Illegal Immigrants in Massachusetts Dine From "Home-Style Italian" Caterer After $10 Million No-Bid Contract | The Gateway Pundit | by Brian Lupo
In 1983, Massachusetts passed a "first of its kind in the country" Right to Shelter law after a promise from then-governor Michael Dukakis, according to Boston University. The law guaranteed housing and certain amenities for families. Among the stipulations of that law, those families must be...
And thats news?
