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Zero chance the GOP doesn’t double down on the “costs” associated with migrant shelter, food, and transport.

I’m pro migration, just not in its current form, and would have suggested a Manhattan style project for speeding the asylum hearing process, corresponding with a branch focusing on incentivizing housing development.

Hard not to see 67K per family on transportation alone in a ~year as wildly expensive when comparing to outlays directed toward Commonwealth residents.

Zero chance the GOP doesn’t double down on the “costs” associated with migrant shelter, food, and transport.

I’m pro migration, just not in its current form, and would have suggested a Manhattan style project for speeding the asylum hearing process, corresponding with a branch focusing on incentivizing housing development.

Hard not to see 67K per family on transportation alone in a ~year as wildly expensive when comparing to outlays directed toward Commonwealth residents.

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This is how the private sector contracts with the government. This is outrageous and even more so when you start going down that rabbit hole

Rides to doctors, rides to work etc apparently, it was for a full year contract.  

Includes relocation as well.

Taunton does have a bare bones public transit system, yet not sure the routes etc >

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Rides to doctors, rides to work etc apparently, it was for a full year contract.  

Includes relocation as well.

Taunton does have a bare bones public transit system, yet not sure the routes etc > https://www.gatra.org/

That’s a crazy number. How many rides were they giving?