Elderly Veteran forced out of nursing home after facility was sold to house undocumented migrants

Korean War veteran Frank Tammaro, 95, found himself facing eviction from his Staten Island nursing home, Island Shores Senior Residence, with just six weeks' notice. The reason? The facility was being converted into housing for undocumented migrants who had broken the law by entering the United States illegally, in response to New York City's growing immigration crisis.

This move has raised significant concern regarding the priorities of the Biden administration, which clearly favors undocumented migrants over the well-being of elderly veterans who have dutifully served their country.

The sudden eviction left elderly residents like Tammaro in a state of upheaval, desperately trying to secure new homes. The decision triggered protests, as many saw it as a betrayal of those who had dedicated their lives to their country.

This decision not only undermines the welfare of veterans but also conflicts with the Constitution, which explicitly states that the federal government is responsible for protecting individual states against invasion.