This Was The Moment Blacks In Chicago Discovered Democrats Hate Them

Residents of Chicago's south side continue to protest a plan to house illegal immigrants in an abandoned high school in the neighborhood, insisting that it would endanger Black residents already struggling.

Though only one bus of migrants has arrived in Chicago this week from border states, leaders expect more and plan to house hundreds at Windy City at a South Shore High School, Chicago's Fox 32 reported.

Many of those who live in the area and are concerned about the decision's impact on the community, with several Black members from the area protesting the move outside the school on Thursday.

"Why would any leader put our Black communities already riddled with crime, at further risk by placing unvetted, non-taxpayers steps away from our seniors, our children, and our homes we've worked so hard on our own to secure," said J. Darnell Jones, a resident of South Shore.