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Massachusetts migrant shelter director tells the truth about Haitian migrants. pic.twitter.com/c0cewGCIq8
— Playteaux (@Playteaux1) June 30, 2026
My name is Jon Fetherston, and I'm a former migrant shelter director in Massachusetts I helped out in a couple different sites everything is free I cannot stress the word "everything is free." Everybody has a nice car. Most of them have nice cars. But when they have a doctor's appointment in Boston or they have an immigration hearing in New Hampshire, you know, which is an hour and a half away, you think they use their own car? Nope. They say, "Oh, I need an Uber" or "I need a Lyft."
00:31. How much is given for rides for Uber or for Lyft.
00:32. The amount of money that we would spend on Ubers and lifts was well in excess of $100,000 a month now as good as Lyft and Uber had it, Amazon had it 10 times better.
00:45. And how's that? How did Amazon work into this?
00:47. Everyday I would order tens of thousands of dollars worth of product from Amazon. Every single day. 7 days a week. One day I would do a huge diaper delivery. The next day I would do a formula delivery. And the next day I would buy toothbrushes, hair dryers, combs, and strollers, anything that they needed they got.
01:08. Now as I continue my way around the shelter I noticed this school bus.
01:13. That is free daycare provided to the shelter.
01:17. Oh, wow. So, okay, everyday they take the kids to another daycare center?
01:22. No, they come there and provide daycare right on site there. It's mind boggling isn't it? As the hotel got overtaken by migrant families, there was not enough capacity and there were fights breaking out over washer and dryers. So the state contracted this company to come in 5 days a week and do everybody's laundry. You put your laundry out by 7am, it's back by 5pm and it all comes back folded in these nice bags. And it's free, or the taxpayers of Massachusetts pay for it. And the media wants to make it sound like most of the residents are escaping the horrors of Haiti. But they go, "Well, you know, I was in Chile for 10 years after the earthquake in Haiti." And you're like, what? So you didn't leave Haiti like this year? No, I left 10 years ago and I went to Chile, and then they made us work. So then we went to Brazil and we were content in Brazil. And then I'm like why did you come to America? Well we came to America because Joe Biden told us everything was free.
