In a striking reversal, self-proclaimed sanctuary cities, predominantly Democrat-run, are grappling with the influx of migrants sent from southern border states. Initially advocating for open arms, these cities, including Chicago, are now struggling with budget constraints and insufficient resources, revealing a stark contrast between their earlier virtue signaling and the current reality. As buses continue to arrive, the situation becomes increasingly dire, highlighting the persistent immigration challenges faced by both sanctuary cities and southern border states. Amidst this turmoil, sanctuary cities are desperately seeking ways to stem the tide of new arrivals, while rural communities nearby are overwhelmed, unable to provide adequate care for the unexpected influx of migrants. This scenario underscores the broader national crisis, with record-breaking numbers of illegal border crossings adding immense pressure to an already strained system.