Despite residents leaving Massachusetts, Democrat Governor. Maura Shealey (D, MA) signed a law welcoming hundreds of more illegal immigrants to her state.

Healey signed this week the state budget that includes $426 million additional dollars to house illegal aliens. This corresponds to the State’s “right-to-shelter” law which requires that the government put illegal immigrants and the homeless into homes.

The Democrat Governor’s action comes at a time when Boston declared a State of Emergency after exhausting its resources due to the massive influx illegal immigrants arriving in the sanctuary state last year.

A report states that Massachusetts has over one million illegal immigrants living in the state. The cost of housing them is estimated to be over one billion dollars for taxpayers by 2025.

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The 14,000 illegal Haitians that Massachusetts has supported since 2022 are not included in this number. CBS News reported that the state shelter system, which is at capacity since months, has more than 3,500 illegal migrants.

Healy was criticized earlier this year for announcing, starting on May 1, that the city would begin housing illegal immigrants at veteran’s homes in a “safety net site.”

Scott Rice, Emergency Assistance Director, said that the system was at capacity and there were no more providers or funds to expand.

A BU study found that Massachusetts residents could be forced to leave in droves by 2030. This is up from just 39,000 residents last year.

United Van Lines reports that residents of the Democrat-run State are moving to other states in record numbers.

As of 2021, illegal immigrants made up 4.3 percent (or a total of 4,5 million) of the population of the state. According to data from Pew Research and the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of undocumented immigrants has increased significantly in the past decade.

This data does not include the numbers for the last two years, when illegal immigration reached a historic high.

Since a while, the sanctuary state has welcomed illegal immigrants. Undocumented immigrants are allowed to get a driver’s licence, receive state-funded financial aid and in-state tuition.