President Joe Biden's border officials will have intercepted nearly 9 million unacceptable migrants at the southern border by President Trump's Inauguration Day, according to data secretly released just before the Nov. 5 election. They will be allowed to enter the country.
of Agency data It shows that Alejandro Mayorkas, Biden's pro-immigration secretary, has registered. 10.5 million illegal immigrants At the border from January 2021 to June 2024.
Of those, he blocked just 2.5 million immigrants from entering the country under Title 42's epidemic rules, which were lifted in mid-2023.
He also “returned” to the house or just “moved” 1.9 million out of 10.5 million immigrants.
He then released some 5.9 million immigrants into the United States, taking away American housing, jobs, and school slots. federal data state.
The Cuban-born, pro-immigration border commissioner watched on as an additional 2.2 million “fugitive” migrants sneaked through the border wall. He refused to complete the incomplete wall or fully patrol it.
From July to October, additional 600,000 immigrants arriveapproximately 400,000 people were allowed to cross the border.
At the current pace, Mayorkas will admit an additional 300,000 immigrants between early November and Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025, with little resistance from Biden's lawmakers.
This final flood would result in an influx of approximately 9 million unacceptable Southern immigrants.
But Mr. Mayorkas' influx into the South came on top of a massive legal influx of about 3 million legal immigrants.
Biden also welcomed at least 1.5 million Indian and Chinese white-collar visa workers during the four years of his administration. Visa workers are cutting Americans' white-collar salaries, forcing Americans out of Fortune 500 careers and executive teams, and forcing executives to become experts in product innovation, service quality, technical safety, and business reliability. It allows expertise to be ignored.
That means the approximately 15 million illegal, semi-legal, legal, and temporary immigrants that have flooded into the city of Mayorkas, equating to approximately one new immigrant for every American birth.
His wave of immigration was a huge boon for investors, who earned about $20 in stock market profits for every dollar of profit from resulting lower wages, additional purchases, and higher rents. The profits will help fund AstroTurf Empire, an advocacy group that helps editors avoid being chased by immigrant money.
But his tsunami also washed away Americans' wages and salaries before they could vote in the November election.
“Revised labor productivity and cost data shows that real (inflation-adjusted) remuneration decreased by 0.2% last year,” it said. Tweet from November 7th Economist EJ Antoni said: “Since 2020, real hourly compensation has fallen by a cumulative 4.2% through 2023. No wonder people are angry,” he added.
The Biden administration built its economic strategy on Mayorkas' immigration. For example, as Congress spent hundreds of billions of dollars on Mr. Biden's Bidennomics priorities, immigrants filled many new low-wage jobs and helped curb some types of inflation.
But mass immigration has also increased housing costs, leaving a huge number of young Americans poorer in 2023 than they were in 2019. For example, the Cato Institute acknowledged that Biden's immigration to Springfield, Ohio, increased housing costs. Housing costs Each home costs about $75,000. Naturally, Trump record turnout in Springfield.
Mr. Mayorkas' large pool of cheap labor also minimized incentives for CEOs to improve the productivity of blue-collar workers.
When there is a labor shortage, CEOs invest in improving workplace productivity so that employees can accomplish more work each day. The technology includes “select and place” robots, automation metal cuttingand dairy robotand it enables higher wages, thriving communities, and happy voters. However, when labor is plentiful, CEOs can increase short-term profits by reducing investment in favor of hiring disposable, low-wage workers.
The damage to U.S. productivity during the Biden administration has been ignored by the establishment media, but it was evident on Nov. 7, when federal data showed that during Biden's four-year term, labor productivity Growth was less than 1 percent, or just 0.7 percent per year. .
Before Biden's extractive immigration strategy, productivity was 2.9% per year from 1994 to 2004 As U.S. companies began using desktop computers for a variety of tasks;
productivity It actually fell in 2022 Desperate, cheap immigrant workers flooded into jobs once held by experienced, well-paid American employees. They were also able to employ millions of Americans who had dropped out of the workforce because they were too old, unhealthy, or marginalized for busy employers to hire and train. There was also a rush to work as a deaf person.
The economic trauma of Biden's wealth-transfer migration deeply damaged Kamala Harris' presidential campaign and public support for the 1950s “nation of immigrants” narrative.
It also returned Trump and his allies to power.
Once Mr. Mayorkas was fired and his policies reversed, at the same time increase in wages And the loss of immigration will force companies to buy productivity machines that are being developed and manufactured by Americans. For example, Grist.org reported October 8th:
Removing the ears of corn was once a rite of passage in the Midwest. The teens waded through a sea of corn to remove the ears (the yellow flap-like part at the tip of each stalk) to prevent unwanted pollination.
Extreme heat, drought and torrential rains make this labor-intensive task even more difficult. And now immigrant farmworkers are often doing it, sometimes for 20 hours a day. That's why Jason Cope, co-founder of agricultural technology company Power Pollen, believes mechanizing arduous tasks like detasseling is essential. His team has developed a tool that allows a tractor to collect pollen from male plants without having to remove them. It can then be saved for future crops.
“Perfect timing of pollen arrival explains climate change,” he says. “And it takes an extraordinary amount of effort to make that happen.”
“We always thought that [a] Depopulation is a negative factor [economic] BlackRock founder Larry Fink said this at a pro-globalist event hosted by the World Economic Forum in Saudi Arabia in April. he continued. [emphasis added]:
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…given all the promise of transforming productivity. most of us think that —Even if the population declines, it will be possible to raise the country's standard of living and the standard of living of individuals.
Mayorkas' departure will leave a huge political bomb on the Democratic Party's fundamental claim that he is a noble champion of the vulnerable, refugees, immigrant children, and separated families.
Mr. Mayorkas' economic strategy of exploitative immigration bordering on colonialism expanded child labor in the United States, traded remittances to dictatorships in exchange for millions of workers, and allowed cartels to become lethal to American society. Accelerated corruption in Mexico that helped smuggle drugs.
His policies have drained critical young workers from developing countries to be exploited by Wall Street investors, separated millions of adult immigrants from the wives and children they left behind, and forced them far away. Helped kill thousands of migrants in jungles, boats, snowstorms, and rivers.
“Two images of the perilous journey northward stuck in my mind.” Reporter Alvinson Linares An article on Telemundo.com says of a Venezuelan immigrant named Johan Torres in 2023:
The first is how [migrant] A man was killed with a machete after resisting a robbery in Mexico. The other is [Panama] When I saw a man leave his young daughter in the jungle up to his waist in mud. “He left her there, lying in the mud, crying, and I couldn't do anything because I was dying of exhaustion. But I'll never forget it,” she said with tears in her eyes. He spoke with a smile on his face.
Mark Krikorian, director of the Center for Immigration Studies, told Breitbart News: “There are many fathers who have failed, but Mr. Mayorkas is the leading example of a father who is equal.”
