Federal Cash For Johnson County Housing Offered To Illegal Aliens: No Questions Asked

Actually, like it or not, federal rules don't screen by way of immigration status and they're unlikely to change any time soon.

Here's the Golden Ghetto complaint on the topic that will likely be politely ignored by most local news outlets . . .

In an exchange with County Housing Director Heather McNieve, O’Hara confirmed neither citizenship, residency, nor immigration status can be questioned in accepting the federal assistance.

In an interview with The Sentinel following the vote, 3rd District Commissioner Charlotte O’Hara decried what she referred to as the federal government’s liberal agenda:

“What is happening in Johnson County is a microcosm of events unfolding across our nation, federal funds with strings attached which force local governments to bend to the liberal Washington D.C. Democrat agenda.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Johnson County approves $3.9 million in homeless aid without regard to legal immigration status - The Sentinel

Applicants may not be questioned about their legal immigration status.