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State records show that Massachusetts is spending about $64 per migrant per day to feed those in state care, a cost that is contributing to the expected one billion dollars in expenses to be spent by the Bay State by 2025.
The latest numbers show that the state is paying out $16 for breakfast, $17 for lunch, and a whopping $31 for every dinner every day, according to WBZ-TV.Illegal immigrants are living good while taxpayers have to get up at 6:30 in the morning to go jobs most of us don't like.to provide the free food due to its 1983 sanctuary city law, which was passed to deal with a far smaller number of homeless people in the state, Fox Business Network reported. However, the right to shelter law is not exactly being applied as written. The law also says that those afforded shelter must be supplied with refrigerators and the capability to prepare food, but migrants are being given already-made food, not the capability to prepare their own.A worker walks through more than 300 Army cots on the gym floor as state and local officials tour the Melnea A. Cass Recreational Complex, which will house migrants, in Boston, Massachusetts, on January 31, 2024. When Democrat Gov. Maura Healey was in Boston to discuss shutting down the community center in Roxbury, she insisted that the state does not “have a choice” other than to shut down community centers and rent out hotels to house illegals.Fox Business Network added that the state awarded a $10 million, six-month, no-bid contract to food service provider Spinelli Ravioli to supply the meals. The state’s Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities justified the contract because of Healey’s “state of emergency” The food service company insisted that it is not guaranteed a continued contract and is only aware of the “emergency” six months it has been awarded. Republicans in the state legislature say that the Democrat administration is “stonewalling” on transparency.“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,” Durant said.Organized Migrant ‘Theft Groups’ Plague Pennsylvania TownIsraeli Minister Calls Out Blinken for ‘Rushing to Embrace a Holocaust-denying Antisemite’Van Jones: Biden’s Acting on Border Because Even Dems Think It’s Bad Only After He Does ‘Trial Balloons’ to See ReactionReport: Joe Biden’s Dog, Commander, Involved in 24 Biting Incidents
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