Todd Rokita: There's Something Going On Here

Todd Rokita: There’s Something Going On Here

Local Police, hospitals and schools are overwhelmed by the influx of migrants. Companies and NGOs, are they not socializing the costs of bringing them in?

Tony Katz:

The reporting from Angela Ganote at Fox 59:

Kayla Blakeslee at WOWO Radio:

The story of Logansport IN and immigration, Haitian refugees, and temporary protected status. We had heard this story out of Seymour as well. This came up soon after I had gone to to see what was happening in Springfield, OH. It wasn’t an exhaustive study by any stretch but wanted to speak to people who lived there. About the arguments being made about dogs and cats and Haitian refugees and what we found, where some things were bunk. But the idea that people were coming, and people were being brought into the country and were creating drains on services, it’s all very, very real.

But in Springfield, OH, we also heard the story of how happy the business owners were, and factory owners were, “These are such great workers.” Is that why they’re given Temporary protected status? We then hear in Logansport that kind of same conversation. Then you have the Attorney General of Indiana, Todd Rokita. Looking into this and investigating sending a civil investigative demand to Tyson Foods in Logansport regarding labor practices: