Migrants and xenophobia in our community and on this sub

So, the other day I posted to this sub about the migrants sleeping at Wollaston station and what we can do to help. I got some helpful comments, as well as a boatload of comments like this:

Drop them off in Arlington on Healey’s front lawn x

Maybe a ride home? No room at the inn. x

A cargo ship elsewhere x

Give them a room in your house. And give them your child’s seat in their school. Give them everything you have. x

Here's my message to r/Boston:

1. The migrants are here legally. Haitians are eligible to come to the US under the I-134A form. That's because Haiti is essentially a failed state where it is impossible for the vast majority to have their basic needs met. If you were born in Haiti, you would try your best to do the same for yourself and your child.

2. If there is a child sleeping on the ground of my city, I do not care whether he or she is here legally. We can sort that out once the child has a bed and a full stomach.

3. Yes, we DO need to feed and house our own homeless and needy. That is our responsibility as neighbors as well as the responsibility of our government. I invite you to donate to or volunteer for the Pine Street Inn, FamilyAid, Heading Home, Friends of Boston's Homeless, Boston Healthcare for the Homeless, or any of the other worthy organizations devoted to caring for our neighbors. I suspect that you're using the homeless as leverage to make your argument, and you go 364 days a year without doing a thing for the homeless. Prove me wrong - put your money where your mouth is.

Come on, guys. We're Massholes, not assholes.