Southwest Ohio residents are coming forward with chilling stories regarding the actions of a certain Muslim immigrant community running roughshod over their communities.
Fox News recently interviewed residents of Hamilton Township and Middletown who revealed that they no longer recognize their cities after an influx of Uzbek immigrants who recently arrived in large numbers. This is all thanks to the crooked actions of trucking companies in the area.
Uzbekistan is a country in Central Asia with a population of roughly 38.5 million. Roughly 96% of its residents are Muslim.
One resident of Southwest Ohio, Jane, told Fox News that the issue of trucking companies bringing in Uzbek migrants has been occurring for years, but no one seems to care.
“I have literally been screaming about what has been going on for years, and I’m like somebody needs to take notice of this,” Jane said.
Then, she shared several anecdotes detailing the horror that the Uzbek community was inflicting on long-time residents.
From Fox News:
Jane recounted repeated problems involving neighbors she identified as Uzbek, describing unsupervised children grabbing moving cars, climbing construction equipment, threatening to punch, kick or choke her dog, and taking her child’s bicycle while ignoring demands to return it.
She also described children urinating on neighbors’ vehicles, adults slaughtering chickens outdoors in view of her frightened child, and semi-truck cabs obstructing driveways.
Jane also described a situation where a group of Uzbek men showed up at her neighbor’s door late at night carrying large bags before being told by the neighbor they had the wrong address.
That neighbor then watched them go across the street into a garage and count cash that came from inside those bags.
Jane told Fox News that she called police about 20 times, but authorities refused to do anything to hold the Uzbeks accountable.
In the end, she felt she had no choice but to leave the area.
But the terror wrought by the Uzbek community is not limited to where Jane lived.
Fox News reporters attended a meeting in November in Hamilton Township where residents tore into trustees over fraud committed by trucking companies that involved Uzbeks. These schools have been strained, along with crime and predatory behavior by the migrants.
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Residents voiced concerns about a wide variety of issues including Uzbek men leering at women outside gyms, crowded schools, an unsupervised Uzbek child who recently drowned in a local pond, and Uzbek truck drivers offering money to women to get inside their trucks.
One resident said, “Christian values are not compatible with Islamic values; they just simply aren’t, and I don’t like calling a people group out, especially as a Christian, that’s very hard for me to do. But the facts are the facts, and we have to look at the facts. They are not here to assimilate; some are, I’m sure. But I know how they operate.”
“We are drowning,” one resident said while discussing the crowded schools and students who can’t speak English, which has stretched resources thin. “We are drowning here; our kids are suffering.”
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In the same meeting, Hamilton Township Police Chief Quillan Short shared data from a recent fraud crackdown involving Uzbek migrants and trucking companies.
Per Fox News, Short said that the operation resulted in hundreds of traffic stops, truck inspections, and citations.
In addition, 36 arrests were made, including 31 on immigration-related charges.
Fox News also visited a site in Middletown that used to be a restaurant where, as a child, a resident, GHOSTOPSUZ, would eat with his family after Mass.
Now, the building is abandoned but serves as the active headquarters of a trucking company, UAG Express. This company has over two dozen violations, including vehicle maintenance, unsafe driving, a suspended CDL, and an hours-of-service violation.
GHOSTOPSUZ says he no longer recognizes where he grew up.
“It’s devastating, dude, I mean, it really is,” GHOSTOPSUZ said.
“My daughter plays competitive volleyball, so we’re on these roads that we’re sharing with these people that don’t speak English, don’t understand our laws, can’t read our laws, and frankly, I don’t think they care; it’s quite obvious,” he added. “And it doesn’t show respect for the community that you’re in to do things like this.”
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