In order to assist with relocating a large number of economic migrants into homes and jobs in American towns, the administration of President Joe Biden is requesting from Congress about $13 billion in government funds.
Most of the funds will go toward supporting sanctuary communities, which welcome immigrants who labor for lower wages, rent apartments together, and receive government assistance, thus forcing Americans out of their homes.
Alejandro Mayorkas, the head of the DHS and a native of Cuba, and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, both of whom support immigration, are asking for the financing until 2025.
They presented their proposals to Congress on Monday, March 11, with their 2025 budget request. If the Republicans do not get a majority in the House and Senate in November, the spending request is likely to be accepted. The 12-month budget might start on October 1, 2024, if authorized.
For every American born during Biden’s administration, there is currently one immigrant, whether legal or illegal, because of his massive immigration intake. This enormous anticipated influx has driven investment away from high-tech jobs and into taxpayer-funded, low-wage ones, suppressing salaries and driving up housing costs.
For instance, U.S. meatpacking businesses developed and purchased technology to enable American meatpackers to safely do more work and earn higher wages as a result of President Donald Trump’s gradual restrictions on immigration. However, a Bloomberg News article categorized as an “equality” piece claims that meatpacking businesses are already hiring Biden’s disposable, low-cost labor migrants:
“Tyson [Foods Inc.] is always hiring laborers to undertake chores in its plants, such as scrubbing meat, arranging pieces on trays, and checking everything one last time for bones. According to Dolan, the organization anticipates that around 40% of the 100,000 employees in these positions will depart annually; this figure is typical for the meatpacking sector, he adds. He stated that Tyson intends to employ around 52,000 workers at that pay level, which begins at $16.50 per hour plus benefits, in 2024 alone in order to fill this requirement.”
As “they’re the reason our economy is thriving,” Biden stated to MSNBC on March 9 that he wants to see a “more orderly movement” of southern migrants into employment around the country.
But due to drug abuse, crime, and other misfortunes, at least 5 million Americans have been forced out of the workforce. According to polls, the majority of Americans favor reducing both legal and illegal immigration.
For the “Southwest Border Enforcement account, Mayorkas’ budget request requests $4.7 billion, stating:
“CBP, ICE, and FEMA may receive resources from the SWBCF for essential activities like medical treatment, soft-sided shelters, transportation, and grants for the Shelter and Service Program.”
Additionally, Mayorkas requested that Congress release the $5 billion in city bailout funding that the Republican-controlled Senate had blocked in February. The goal of this money is to assist the wave of economic migrants that have already passed across the partially open border with Mexico.
The countrywide network of towns, cities, and non-governmental groups that transport, feed, shelter, and hide migrants would get a portion of the catastrophe cash. Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration Studies refers to the network as the “Northside Migration Cartel.”
Catholic Charities is one of the non-governmental groups that receives compensation to assist in migration.
Democratic lawmakers, many of whom are slashing spending on Americans to help pay for the shelters that keep migrants away from local TV news stations, depend heavily on the bailout funds.
