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Exclusive — Rep. Tenney: Booting Homeless Vets to Accommodate Undocumented Migrants a ‘New, Shameful Low for Our Nation’

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May 16, 2023

Exclusive — Rep. Tenney: Booting Homeless Vets to Accommodate Undocumented Migrants a ‘New, Shameful Low for Our Nation’

Refusing housing to homeless veterans while clearing space to accommodate undocumented migrants is a “new and shameful low for our nation,” according to Republican Rep. Claudia Tenney of New York, who urged President Joe Biden to “reevaluate” his priorities.

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