Opinion
Immigrants are not eating Springfield's cats, but influx is devastating. Blame Biden, DeWine
Rumors about Haitian immigrants eating household pets in Springfield are unconfirmed and likely based upon confusion with other unrelated stories. Nonetheless, the influx of as many as 20,000 refugees and growing into a city of 60,000 has been devastating for the area and was directly caused by the actions and inactions of government officials.
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