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Video Shows Rising Tensions Between Border Crisis Migrants and Chicagoans

Townhall Media/Julio Rosas

A video posted to social media shows the simmering tensions between Chicagoans, particularly the black community, and processed and released migrants are causing issues as locals say they have been victimized by the recent arrivals.

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The video that has recently gained traction shows two men on the South Side venting about the behavior of the migrants, claiming they "disrespected our senior citizens" and they have "bad attitude."

"I'll crack your sh*t...I don't give a f*ck where you come from," one of the men then shouts to man at a gas station.

Warning: Video contains graphic language 

Local crime watchers say the number of videos showing the tension between residents and migrants has increased.

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Migrants, who were released by Border Patrol to pursue their claims for asylum, have become victims of crime or have committed crimes in Chicago. CWBChicago reports a migrant was charged in June with trying to shoplift $3,114 worth of Ralph Lauren clothing. Three people who joined him, including one who tried to steal another $1,650 worth of Ralph Lauren items, got away. In another case in May, a Venezuelan migrant had been arrested three times for shoplifting within three weeks of arriving to the city.

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