Pennsylvania Councilman: Biden’s Migrants Draining Ambulance Resources With Daily Car Crashes –Our ambulance service is currently carrying more than $250,000 in uncollectible debt tied to the migrant emergency calls. | 18 Dec 2025 | Charleroi, Pennsylvania, Councilman Larry Celaschi says Joe Biden’s administration dumping thousands of Haitian migrants in his small community has spurred a crisis of strained public resources as the non-English speakers cause daily car crashes and rack up unpaid ambulance bills. This week, Celaschi testified before the House Judiciary Committee’s immigration subcommittee on the impact that Biden’s mass migration agenda has had on the small town of Charleroi, which had a population of about 4,000 residents before being forced to absorb 2,000 to 3,000 mostly Haitian migrants from 2021 to 2024. The results, Celaschi testified, have been disastrous for the small community as car crashes occur daily because of non-English speaking drivers, ambulance resources are drained, schools are overcrowded, and quality of life declines. “Federal agencies and nongovernmental organizations placed individuals into our housing, schools, and neighborhoods without providing proportional investments in policing, emergency medical services, housing inspections, translation services, healthcare capacity, or infrastructure,” Celaschi’s written testimony states.