Small Ohio Town Overwhelmed by Migrants as Mayor Slams Biden’s Border Policies

A small Ohio town, Lockland, with a population of 3,500, is struggling to cope with the arrival of nearly 3,000 immigrants from West Africa, primarily from Mauritania. The surge is blamed on federal border policies under the Biden administration, with Mayor Mark Mason expressing frustration over the lack of federal support. Overcrowded housing, with up to ten people per apartment, creates safety hazards, and local resources are being overwhelmed. Firefighters report a 12% rise in emergency calls due to cooking fires in overcrowded apartments, while minor public safety issues like littering and jaywalking are on the rise.