Extraction Migration - Page 2

Organized and blatant fraud has forced President Joe Biden’s border chief to temporarily close his supposedly legal “parole pipelines” for 360,000 job-seeking migrants per year from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

The migrant wave welcomed by President Joe Biden’s border chief is imposing huge and unfair economic burdens on the working Americans who pay federal, state, and local taxes, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA).

Immigration cuts local wages even as it expands the economy for investors, the globalist pro-migration Economist magazine admitted on July 21. 

President Joe Biden’s border czar is inviting a steady inflow of almost 120,000 economic migrants each month through his quasi-legal gateways in the southern border.

American college graduates are losing jobs and opportunities in President Joe Biden’s high-migration economy, admits the Washington Post.

Many more Americans say immigration makes the United States “worse off” than say it makes the nation “better off,” according to a YouGov poll.

President Joe Biden’s border chief says the White House’s border plan “is working.”

Hundreds of illegal migrants are being killed on construction sites around the nation, marking another hidden cost of President Joe Biden’s progressive welcome for cheap migrant labor.

Wall Street’s most influential mega-investor says migration makes it difficult for developed countries to embrace the high-tech, productivity-boosting technologies that will raise the income of ordinary people.

“Abundant labor coming across the border” is reducing the wages paid to American employees, said Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

President Joe Biden’s deputies are letting millions of migrants enter American society under the legal excuse that the courts will decide if the migrants are allowed to stay.

President Donald Trump wants immigrants from “nice countries,” but not from countries “where they’re blowing each other up all over the place,” according to the New York Times.

Americans have “legitimate frustration” over migration and economic opportunities, “and I agree with them,” said Jamie Dimon, the billionaire chairman and chief executive officer of the world’s biggest bank, JPMorgan Chase.

Advocates for more migration are exploiting the deaths of six migrant workers in the Baltimore bridge disaster to argue that more migrants are essential for America.

The flow of migrants at the border rose by 15 percent in February two months after President Joe Biden outsourced the border to Mexico’s pro-migration president.

A government report in Canada is forecasting a deep civic breakdown in the once-stable society that is now suffering from unprecedented levels of elite-imposed migration.

President Joe Biden’s welcome lured more than 1,000 mostly Latino migrants to their deaths along his border in 2022, according to an agency statement quietly released on March 18.

Migration and free trade impose huge unrecognized costs on ordinary people, says a Nobel-awarded Princeton economist who previously supported the unpopular, elite-backed policies.

President Joe Biden said he wants a “more orderly flow” of southern migrants into workplaces and jobs around the nation because “they’re the reason our economy is growing.”

A record share of Americans are alarmed by President Joe Biden’s mass migration into their communities, society, and workplaces, according to Gallup.

More Americans are getting ready to emigrate as Donald Trump zig-zags back toward the White House, says a U.S. journalist living in Italy.

Senate leaders have included roughly $10 billion in migration funding in the national security bill that provides $61 billion for Ukraine.

The establishment’s latest effort to pass a wealth-shifting migration giveaway lost its Senate vote by 50 to 49, just 69 hours after the much-touted text was released to GOP Senators and the skeptical public.

President Joe Biden’s pro-migration border plan is a dollars-and-cents betrayal of working Americans and their families, says Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO).

President Joe Biden’s easy migration policies are the top issue in U.S. politics, according to a January 17-18 poll for Harvard University.

Biden’s deputies pulled at least 1.6 million economic migrants into the United States via the little-known “parole” emergency doorway in the nation’s border law, according to government data.

Canada’s top bankers are blasting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s migration strategy for wrecking the nation’s economy — and for helping Canada’s political populists.

GOP legislators want the White House to shut down its new “parole” migration pathway — but White House officials involved in the border negotiations are rejecting any restrictions.

The federal government’s immigration policy has created a national wave of pro-Hamas, anti-Jewish, and anti-Israel demonstrations and riots, according to the Washington Post. 

Pro-migration Democrats in Maryland are denouncing their support group for illegal migrants because it tweeted woke-style support for Hamas.

The Washington Post produced a 2,150-word article on tech investors’ conflicts with Donald Trump but did not mention the immigration issue.

The U.S. government’s pro-migration policy since 1990 has undermined political support for Israel and for Jews throughout the Democratic Party’s high/low coalition of elite-minded graduates and poor people.

Americans were swindled by President Lyndon Johnson’s 1965 pro-immigration law, according to a senior New York Times columnist.

President Joe Biden told his deputies to import more foreign graduates for the Fortune 500 white collar careers needed by indebted U.S. graduates and their families.

President Joe Biden’s deputies welcomed at least one economic migrant into the United States during the last 12 months for every American newborn or high-school graduate.

President Joe Biden’s deputies have a new plan to help more H-1B foreigners take the white-collar salaries and opportunities that are needed by millions of indebted middle-class American graduates.