DyLo (@Jo7171)

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is facing protests from local Chinese and Vietnamese communities, accusing her of neglecting their neighborhoods amid rising crime and drug use ahead of the U.S. World Cup match in the city. Chinatown advocate Gary Lee criticized Wilson for treating the Chinatown International District (CID) as a "human dumping ground" for the homeless, resulting in a decline in foot traffic and business despite the World Cup's presence. Residents report feeling unsafe, and business owners cite a 10-20% decrease in sales. Wilson's office acknowledged longstanding crime issues in the CID and vowed to address community concerns. Activist Tanya Woo urged fans to engage with the neighborhood to help revitalize it during the tournament. #DrugAddicts #Seattle #Chinatown #Socialism #WorldCup #SeattleProtests #ChinatownRevival #communityengagement #WorldCup2026 #localbusiness #neighborhoodwatch #safetynow #Socialist #KatieWilson #Homelessness #Homeless #chuckpointwalker https://youtu.be/Uhe6BgeGZvc?si=mHKdVEuP_bT33cwS