Amazing. They come to our nation illegally, demanding asylum they do not deserve, and, among the other things they demand is that we allow these people to work
Migrants rally at NYC’s City Hall, want officials to make it easier for them to work
Hundreds of Black migrants, many from African countries, showed up at City Hall Tuesday demanding better treatment.
They say they just want a job, and basic shelter.
The migrants and their advocates say they’ve received unfair treatment and have been left forgotten. The rally at City Hall was a bid to get attention of state and federal lawmakers. They’re hoping changes could be made to immigration laws, and they could help contribute to the economy.
They said they want to work, and are trying to cut through the red tape that’s stopping them. They asked for local leaders to put more pressure on Washington, D.C. to make a change.
Dozens rallied on the steps outside City Hall, and hundreds gathered in support nearby while inside the City Council chambers, tears were shed for all Black migrants impacted by what advocates are calling unfair treatment.
How much does it cost to travel from the continent of Africa? It’s not cheap. And, apparently it comes with a Race Card
Tuesday, City Council members held their first meeting to learn more about the experiences Black migrants have been going through in New York.
“Black migrants have reported verbal and physical abuse due to the color of their skin,” one person said.
Wait, the citizens of the uber-Democratic SCNY have been mean? Even I don’t believe it, although the illegals may not be used to the NYC attitude. They can always leave if they do not like it
Mohammed Bah said he came from Guinea five months ago ready to work.
“Anywhere you go to find a job, they ask for working papers,” Bah said
If he came the legal route with a visa then he’d have those papers. He, and the others didn’t. That’s there problem. They’re welcome to travel to another country and give it a shot. I hear Canada is nice this time of year.
“It’s clear our immigration system is broken, and needs overhauling,” New York City Immigrant Affairs Commissioner Manuel Castro said.
This again? Though, if you think about it, the insane asylum setup is absurd.
“Find solutions for all African community,” one person said. “They’re young guys. They’re 19 or 20 years old, so they’re ready to work. But we need to get better conditions for these guys.”
Yeah, we have a whole bunch of mostly young men coming illegally to the U.S., spending a lot of money to do so, and bringing their 3rd world beliefs with them.
Read: Illegals In SCNY Demand City Make It Easier For Them To Work »
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