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Tim Pool Claims Chicago Bears Move Proves Illegal Immigration Destroyed City Traditions

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published June 6, 2026 · Timcast IRL · Chicago Bears LEAVE CHICAGO w/ Matthew Williams
Tim Pool Claims Chicago Bears Move Proves Illegal Immigration Destroyed City Traditions
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Chicago Bears LEAVE CHICAGO w/ Matthew Williams

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"We brought in people not from this country, many of them welcomed with open arms, and I respect that. But many of them illegally. These people have kids. These people get citizenship. But they are not here following the moral and cultural traditions that were built by our families and our fathers and mothers for us. And when the question comes to a city, what shall we allocate for production in the budget? A country, a people, they say we vote for our traditions. But when you bring in these newcomers, they say, I don't know what the Bears are and I don't care that you built them."

Tim Pool argued the Chicago Bears' relocation to Hammond, Indiana is a direct result of illegal immigration changing the city's voter base. He claimed that newcomers brought into Chicago don't share the cultural values needed to preserve iconic traditions like the Bears, and that when budget decisions come up, these voters prioritize different things than native Chicagoans, leading to the loss of the team.

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