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Springfield city officials refute viral migrant claims amplified by JD Vance and other top Republicans

By Andrew J. Tobias, cleveland.com,

2024-09-09

By Andrew J. Tobias, cleveland.com,

2024-09-09

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Kamala's-A-Commie

09-10

yeah the govt is getting kick backs, of course they deny it

steve_r

09-10

You have to love how city officials claim there have been no credible reports made of these migrants killing and eating animals, especially when there have been multiple photos posted and shared of them doing just that. These people are destroying our vehicles and properties while our "officials" turn their heads and ignore the issues. They are being protected and given everything for free using OUR hard earned tax dollars. They cause on average 5 to 8 vehicle accidents everyday. Some causing severe injuries or worse. Most of these accidents, they're allowed to just walk away, no harm no foul. Not even being cited for the damage they've caused. However, our insurance rates and property taxes have gone up to offset the cost of their damage. We cannot blame the police department for these problems, because they can only do as they're ordered by these elected officials who have allowed this to happen to OUR city. The only thing we as citizens can ask is "where/when does this end".

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