President Joe Biden's lawmakers have allocated about $750 million to resettle thousands of diverse immigrants in North Carolina communities starting in 2021.
This spending shows the administration is prioritizing immigration at a time when many Americans in North Carolina lack decent jobs, homes, and schools. This preference continues even after Hurricane Helen killed hundreds of people and destroyed countless communities around Asheville.
This week, federal officials are offering emergency loans of $750 to each hurricane disaster victim.
Transition spending was tracked in the following ways: pseudo-anonymous researcher Who is running it? RandoLand.us website.
North Carolina's largest project is a $536 million program to operate an 800-bed refugee reception center in Greensboro, North Carolina. The funding is provided through a government department called the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), which was created to support American families and children. ). ACF is part of the Department of Health and Human Services.
of website report Additional spending for refugees in North Carolina:
Under the Biden Administration, more than $221 million in primary grants have been issued for refugee assistance and support services to be implemented in North Carolina. These grants were issued to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and a variety of religious and non-religious nonprofit organizations.
“More than 200 grants were issued to local governments across the state using these funds,” the site said, adding:
Nonprofit ACF grant recipients in North Carolina provide comprehensive assistance to refugees, including furnished apartments, assistance with obtaining Social Security cards, enrollment in benefits and health care, food, legal services, and employment services. . Enhanced case management services are provided through two major ACF programs:
In 2024, these programs will bring an additional 3,462 immigrants to North Carolina, according to the report. Year-end report This is by the Refugee Processing Center, a nonprofit organization. The population included 413 people from Venezuela, 574 from Congo, 302 from Burma and 317 from Afghanistan, all of whom require expensive education. trainedhelped the American community avoid poverty.
The spending Randland has documented is only for refugees, not the many other categories of immigrants currently being welcomed by Biden's lawmakers, the website operator told Breitbart News. spoke.
The Department of Health and Human Services has a database of approximately $30 billion in spending since 2021, with an additional $10 billion provided by the State Department. It's just a few different buckets of money out there. Once you start looking into other buckets, you can't imagine how much stuff you'll find there.
The Department of Homeland Security, which includes the Federal Emergency Management Agency, also spent at least $700 million to help move, house and feed migrants in 2024.
of federal spending account Used by RandoLand but not visible tax reduction For immigrants, distribution of government-backed loans For selected immigrants, elite philanthropy They gave immigrants what should have been given to American children.
The data also ignores the flow of aid money to immigrants through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the Temporary Assistance Program for Needy Families, and various health care, training, and education programs.
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The federal government has not released an accounting of the vast amounts of aid provided to help refugees and immigrants settle in American communities.
The RandoLand.us site also lists some of the many smaller grants that go to groups that help settle refugees and other immigrants in American communities.
open border advocacy group United States Refugee and Immigration Commission was awarded $3 million grant services for Afghan refugees; $350,000 grant For “Employer Engagement Programs”.
North Carolina African Services Coalition (NCASC) received the award $500,000 grant “Triad Refugee Business Center and $260,000 grant For the Refugee Academic and Cultural Education (RACE) Program. NCASC provides comprehensive case management services and acts as an intermediary for the Ethiopian Development Council to implement priority community programs. NCASC also offers comprehensive support These include getting a Social Security card, enrolling in benefits, and free legal services.
The State Department's U.S. Refugee Admissions Program oversees the flow of immigrants through the refugee pipeline.
Since 1975, refugee programs have welcomed more than 3.5 million immigrants. In 2025, agencies plan to import an additional 125,000 people, many from South America.
These numbers far exceed the annual influx of legal immigrants of about 1 million, which Congress established in the 1990 Immigration Act.
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Immigrants and refugees add to the chaotic diversity of American society. But the task of governing a divided society is a political challenge that progressives are eager to embrace.
Former President Barack Obama said at the Democratic National Convention, “Never before in our history have we had a democracy as large and as diverse as our country, a democracy that included people from every corner of the earth for decades.'' No country or society ever tried to build one.” . “The rest of the world is watching to see if we can actually make this happen,” Obama added.
This firehose for immigration also funds many progressives who volunteer for Democratic candidates during elections.
Since 2021, Biden's lawmakers have brought in about 10 million immigrants from many countries through a variety of legal, illegal, semi-legal and temporary routes. This policy reduced Americans' wages, career opportunities, workplace investment, innovation, and exports, but it also boosted immigration, government donors, employers, and big Wall Street investors.
Immigrants and refugees are valued by economic groups as potential workers to replace marginal Americans, as consumers receiving government funding, and as renters in increasingly expensive apartment shares.
“The vast majority of immigrants, including those who arrive under existing inadequate arrangements, will prove to be assets of the people, not liabilities,” the Bloomberg editorial board said. declared The committee did not mention the enormous wealth and economic damage of Biden's immigration policy, saying, “Ultimately, it will help revitalize the economy and repair the nation's broken finances.” he claimed.
