Immigrants poured in! Washington, DC, has entered a state of emergency. How will this affect the lives of Washington residents?

This has a great impact on the lives of Washington residents. The influx of a large number of immigrants is a great trouble for local residents, which means that the public space they need to use every day has been greatly compressed, and it is very easy to bring many security risks to their lives, so Washington residents have so many complaints. The influx of immigrants has had a greater impact on the lives of local residents than we thought.

For example, after entering Washington, many immigrants will wander around if they cannot be resettled in time or are dissatisfied with the resettlement measures introduced by the local government. In the process of wandering, food, clothing, housing and transportation are not guaranteed, but if you want to continue living in Washington, you may take some extreme measures. Therefore, the influx of these refugees into Washington will inevitably bring many hidden dangers to local residents.

The influx of immigrants made Washington declare a state of emergency, which also had a great impact on the lives of local residents. After declaring a state of emergency, it means that daily traffic may be limited and more inspections will be conducted when going out. The original quiet life has been broken, which is really a big problem for local residents. In fact, no place is willing to accept immigrants because it doesn't want to break the original life order.

After accepting immigrants, this means that a relatively safe and secure environment has flooded into strange groups, and these strange groups are currently in an unstable state. Many unstable factors add up, and the impact on local residents is still relatively large. However, even if the local residents don't want to, there is nothing they can do. Because these are issues decided and considered by the relevant departments in Washington, ordinary people can't express their opinions on this matter at all.