Ordinary Americans in Springfield, Ohio, openly describe how elite-directed migration has skewed their economy, destabilized their neighborhoods, and created a two-tier society that favors migrants over Americans.
Federal payments to migrants “makes it harder for people like me — or somebody else who doesn’t get [government-]assisted living — to find affordable housing at a decent rate,” one woman told Twitter journalist Tyler Oliveira.
They’ll pay $1,200 a month, and [now] I pay $775 … Yeah, they’ve been doing it around here quite a bit.
I think it’s a four-bedroom, I’m not sure, but a Haitian family lives there.
His combination of deficit spending, wage-cutting migration, additional low-wage jobs, and investor windfalls are the core of Bidenomics.
However, his Extraction Migration economic strategy is joined with the progressives’ goal of transforming the nation by migration and diversity.
She added: Honestly, in my opinion, it’ll be surprised if I don’t get kicked out so they can boost up the rate on this place.
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