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Homeless Crisis Slams into This Red State – You Won’t Believe What This “Invasion” Just Did The town of Casper, Wyoming
By Mick Farthing|September 5, 2023
You probably know all about how blue states are destroying themselves. Democrat policies have allowed crime to rage, as police are defunded and criminals are rewarded. Illegal aliens flood cities, as drug addicts swarm the streets. Police cannot deal with the growing number of homeless, because towns and radical judges are preventing them from doing their job.
We don’t see much of this happening in red states, because police are allowed to remove homeless and dismantle their encampments. On top of that, most red states haven’t legalized drugs nor stripped PDs of needed funding. But if you thought this crisis wouldn’t reach your state, think again. Because in one conservative state, the invasion has hit hard.
From The Post Millennial:
The town of Casper, Wyoming has been inundated with homeless people, with some estimates coming in at 200…
Squatters moved in and caused millions of dollars in damage to the already dilapidated building, including leaving 500 pounds of human waste behind…
“It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen,” Casper Mayor Bruce Knell said in an interview with the Cowboy State Daily, “It’s third-world country stuff.”
Roughly 200 homeless have invaded the Wyoming town of Casper. They are living in empty buildings, especially a vacant hotel that was closed last year due to flooding. These homeless have trashed these buildings, leaving garbage and feces in their wake.
The town is now scrambling to find a solution. The city council is working on passing new ordinances that allow police to remove these squatters. But even the new rules might not be enough. It sounds as if the town is worried about backlash from the liberal media.
So, the wording of these new laws might not be strong enough to remedy the crisis.
Casper might sound like a one-off but just think about it. Where did these homeless come from? Why did they invade this small town, in a non-liberal, non-West Coast state?
The problems in blue cities might seem far away, but they won’t be for long. The longer we go without dealing with the chaos in blue cities, the more likely this stuff will end up on our front lawns.
Homelessness, drug addiction, and crime will only increase. Red states will struggle to maintain law and order, as blue states dump their problems into our lamps.
Something must be done… and soon.
Key Takeaways:
- Homeless have overrun the Wyoming town of Casper.
- Around 200 homeless have invaded, destroying buildings.
- This comes as blue cities refuse to deal with growing homeless numbers.
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