NYC Hypocrites: Open Border Leftists Protest Migrants in Their Children's Schools, Exposing Their Double Standards (Video)

New York City has become a battleground for hypocrisy as a wave of concern sweeps through left-wing Brooklyn. Students and parents gathered outside P.S. 17 in Williamsburg, staging a protest against the potential housing of migrants on school grounds. This surprising turn of events reveals a stark contradiction within the very individuals who have long championed open borders—an agenda they now wish to escape when it impacts their own children and families.

The Looming Impact of Expired Immigration Policy

The expiration of Title 42, a public health law dating back to 1944, has unleashed a torrent of consequences. This law granted authorities the power to restrict the entry of individuals from countries grappling with communicable diseases. Initially reinstated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in March 2020, during the Trump administration, to curb the spread of Covid-19, its termination has led to a surge of migrants arriving in New York City.

Voices of Concern: Students and Parents Unite

Outside P.S. 17, the unified voices of left-wing students and parents echo with slogans such as “We support asylum seekers, but not on school grounds.” They brandish signs, demanding an undisturbed educational environment and expressing their opposition to housing migrants within the premises. Their rightful concerns stem from fears of disrupted education, compromised safety, and the far-reaching implications of hosting migrants within the very schools that shape their children’s futures.

The Controversial Proposal: Housing Migrants in School Gyms

Mayor Eric Adams, a prominent figure among New York City’s left-wing leadership, has unveiled a proposal to house migrants in 20 school gyms—a measure he deems a last resort. However, he makes sure to emphasize that these gyms are separate from the actual school buildings and operate independently from the learning facilities.

Homeless Veterans and a Wider Controversy

Further adding fuel to the fire, a separate controversy arises as homeless American veterans are evicted from their temporary housing to make room for hundreds of undocumented and unvetted migrants, predominantly military-aged men. This development has sparked outrage, casting doubt on the city’s response to the migrant influx and raising questions about the treatment of veterans who have valiantly served and sacrificed for their country.

Unmasking Hypocrisy

The protests orchestrated by left-wing students and parents in Brooklyn expose glaring hypocrisy within their ranks. While passionately advocating for an open borders agenda to be imposed on communities across America, they conveniently evade the responsibility of accommodating migrants themselves, igniting a wave of protests. This glaring double standard begs the question: why are the children of the left deemed more valuable? When conservatives express their reluctance to welcome migrants into their communities, they are swiftly branded as racists and purveyors of hate. Yet, when the left takes similar actions, their actions are somehow deemed acceptable—an inexplicable and troubling contradiction.