President Kamala Harris could import nearly 4 million immigrants in 2025 by continuing President Joe Biden's policies, and 12.3 million immigrants over four years, according to a report by immigration advocates. Possibility of importing immigrants.
But a large and disruptive influx of immigrants would only boost annual economic growth by 1 cent in every 10 dollars, the paper said. report by Based on business funds Brookings Institution.
“We expect net immigration under the Harris administration to increase significantly more than under the second Trump administration,” the report says, outlining four alternative scenarios.
net migration in Harris, Hi In this scenario, there will be 3.7 million people in 2025, and a cumulative total of 12.3 million people from 2025 to 2028.
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Unlike other scenarios, Trump, low This scenario results in a net negative transfer. The net migration number will be approximately -740,000 people in 2025, and -230,000 people in 2026…the cumulative net migration number over the four-year period is approximately 410,000 people.
An influx of 3.7 million legal, illegal, semi-legal, and temporary immigrants in 2025 will result in one immigrant for every American birth. So far, the Harris campaign has indicated that it intends to continue the high-immigration policy set out by Biden.
whole, report Harris' mass immigration policies say the U.S. population will grow by 15 million people and about 3 million new households over her four years.
But President Trump's low-immigration policies would result in a population increase of almost 5 million people, the report said, due to rules on legal immigration established by Congress in 1990. The report claims that President Trump's focus on Americans will shrink the economy by 4 cents out of every $10 in 2025.
The report does not address projected increases in salaries and wages for ordinary Americans in the national labor market. Furthermore, the impact of emphasizing family and birth rates is not mentioned, as housing prices decline when immigrants leave. It also ignores the public benefits that would accrue from less diversity in the United States, less harm to immigrant-sending countries, and less immigration disruption and death south of the border.
Damage to foreigners outlined by Atlantic Ocean — When a pro-immigration website explained that many migrants died in the Darien River Gap between Colombia and Panama, it said:
The morgue is located next to the hospital kitchen. [Panamanian doctor Luis Antonio] Moreno said the stench was often unbearable, even on the eve this spring when she realized the air conditioner had malfunctioned and the bodies inside were decomposing. In March 2023, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), which runs a program to help find families lost during migration, Built a mausoleum in the local cemetery It has space for hundreds of bodies and fills up quickly.
At a recent burial ceremony, city workers wearing protective gear placed 12 white body bags into the grave. 10 of the bags had labels affixed to them. Desconosideor “unknown.” One of them had the name of a man from Venezuela, and his family confirmed his identity. Just before the last body bag entered the mausoleum, ICRC staff opened it and placed dog tags on the wrists of the 8-month-old Haitian girl inside.
Instead, the Brookings report focuses on the macroeconomy.
Without further migration in 2025, “as a result, investment and employment will decline further than they otherwise would due to lower consumer demand,” the Brookings report says. Also,
Immigrants coming to the United States between 2025 and 2034 will need equipment and infrastructure to do their jobs effectively, resulting in higher capital income for investors.
The report downplays the potential for business reforms that would be triggered by President Trump's reduction in immigration.
“I can say with certainty that the big winners among developed countries are those with declining populations,” said Larry Fink, founder of $10 trillion investment firm BlackRock. said At a pro-globalist event hosted by the World Economic Forum in Saudi Arabia. He continued:
That's something most people never talk about. we always thought [a] Depopulation is a negative factor [economic] growth. However, in conversations with leaders of these large developed countries, [such as China, and Japan] It has xenophobic, anti-immigrant policies and does not allow anyone to enter the country. [so they have] Shrinking demographics — these countries will rapidly develop robotics, AI, and technology…
If you commit to all the things that will change your productivity, most of us think that [emphasis added] —Even if the population declines, it will be possible to raise the country's standard of living and the standard of living of individuals.
Businesses and politicians will also be under pressure to identify and train the roughly 5 million “prime-age” American men who have been marginalized by immigration policy since at least 2000.
People say, “Well, Americans wouldn't do that.” [low-status, low-wage] work. ” President Trump's vice presidential candidate, J.D. Vance, said, I said surprised new york times The journalist added:
[But] Americans will not take such jobs for below table wages. They don't do those jobs at a non-living wage…they just do those jobs at a certain wage. Consider the perspective of American companies. I want them to go look for themselves in their own country. [sidelined] Re-incorporate citizens, sometimes those struggling with addiction and trauma, into American society. The entire American business community cannot abandon American workers and import millions of undocumented workers.
President Trump's reforms will also help American families buy homes. For example, Harris promised: Spending $40 billion to help the real estate industry build 3 million homes during her first term. But perhaps an influx of 12.3 million immigrants will fill those homes and force American families to move back to Square One.
President Trump's low-immigration reform will also be good for white-collar workers in the United States. Under Mr. Mayorkas' rules, executives could import large quantities of disposable, compliant, and cheap visa workers, such as H-1B workers, to fill the white-collar jobs needed by U.S. graduates. is recognized. If President Trump reduces the influx of foreign college graduates, executives will be forced to share profits and workplace power with freely speaking American professionals.
President Trump's cuts are part of a 1990 federal government effort to grow the U.S. consumer economy for investors by pulling talent from poor countries: disposable workers, consumers of government funds, and apartment-share renters. This will lead to a reversal of economic strategy from 2017 onwards.
This investor-first policy is strongly supported by Alejandro Mayorkas, President Joe Biden's Cuban-born and pro-immigration border director. He has repeatedly described himself as a moral defender of immigrants, thanks to his immigrant parents, his sympathy for immigrants, and his support for “equality” between Americans and foreigners.
However, Breitbart News has highlighted the sex trafficking and labor abuses of children and youth enabled by Mayorkas. Breitbart News also covers the deaths of thousands of immigrants and the massive foreign destruction encouraged by Mr. Milokas and his extractive immigration economic strategy.
