Massachusetts governor's plan to fill former Boston veteran housing with HOMELESS ILLEGALS sparks outrage.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey has recently disclosed a plan to turn a former Boston area veteran housing unit into a shelter for homeless illegal immigrants.
Citizens of the Bay State are furious that the former veteran housing center is being transformed into a shelter for illegals when hundreds of veterans continue to experience homelessness in the state.
Based on a report by the Department on Housing and Urban Development, at one point in 2023 there were as many as 545 homeless veterans in the state.
Secretary Dr. Jon Santiago of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans' Services asserted that changing the place into a migrant shelter will not negatively affect services for veterans.
"Massachusetts has proven that we can take care of veterans and families experiencing homelessness in our state. While EOVS formerly operated the building slated for demolition, this project operates independently and will not impact the daily routines or services at the Massachusetts Veterans Home at Chelsea," Santiago said.
Responding to concerns over the rising number of illegals in the state, the Massachusetts Senate approved on March 22 new restrictions on how long homeless families can stay in emergency state shelters.
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