Amid “Biden economics,” more workers are experiencing homelessness, a July 28 report said. The Washington PostHe also noted that policy experts acknowledge that Democratic immigration policies have made the homeless problem worse.
“The recent influx of immigrants has also exacerbated the problem, as have rising rental prices due to the impact of the pandemic,” they said. The Washington Post I have written July 28th.
The connection has been noted by Republican politicians, including President Donald Trump and Arizona Senate candidate Kali Lake.
“We have 12 million people coming in. They have to live somewhere and the government is putting them in hotels or subsidizing apartments. We have to compete with them for apartments,” Lake told Breitbart News on July 18.
“When demand is really high, prices go up, and that’s exactly what makes housing out of reach for young people,” she said.
The immediate cause of the problem is that housing costs are rising faster than wages. The Washington Post I got it:
Homelessness, which already hit record highs last year, appears to be worsening even among people who are employed, as housing becomes increasingly out of reach for low-wage workers, judging by interviews at shelters and rising evictions and homelessness numbers across the country.
of The Washington PostThe article lists several working Americans who are becoming homeless amid Biden’s economy of high immigration, high inflation and low wages.
“I work 50 hours a week, and it’s still really hard to keep up,” said Aaron Reed, 22, who makes $21 an hour at an Amazon warehouse near Nashville. He returns to sleep in his mother’s Hyundai SUV, where he sleeps with his black Labrador, Stella, in the back seat while his mother sleeps in the front.
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Deborah Bauer, a dog groomer in San Ramon, California, has been homeless since October after breast cancer treatment wiped out her $100,000 savings. These days, she sleeps in a small SUV parked in a movie theater parking lot or in $95-a-night hotel rooms, where she often brings along her dog, Bean, or other dogs she keeps overnight for guests.
Since 2021, Biden’s top lieutenants have admitted more than 10 million legal and illegal immigrants, the equivalent of one immigrant for every newborn baby in the United States.
The deliberate Bidenonomics policies have enriched investors by suppressing American wages and productivity and driving up inflation and home prices across the country.
U.S. bankers acknowledge the damage caused by the two-pronged approach of Biden’s economic policies.
“In the short term, [immigration] “It may actually have helped because population growth eased the labor market,” Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) during a Senate confirmation hearing. “But you’re talking about housing. I’m sure there are parts of the country where the new influx of people is adding fuel to already-tight housing markets,” he added.
Biden’s immigrants “need a place to live, and their arrival in the United States has likely also boosted demand for housing,” Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said on May 7. That has resulted in higher rents and mortgage rates, “likely a neutral response.” [interest] Interest rates in the housing market are higher than they were before the pandemic.”
Many Democrats want to replace Biden with California Governor Gavin Newsom. Doing so would be a disaster for the nation. Consider three key facts and watch the video below for an overview:
1. Newsom’s policies have directly contributed to a 31% increase in homelessness… pic.twitter.com/HzDNVgf8gh
— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) June 28, 2024
The rise in homelessness is occurring primarily among the working poor along the West Coast and in the Northeast. July Survey January data from Dyomight.net. The study highlights the difference between people who are too poor to rent an apartment and those who are too drugged or disabled to even look for an apartment: “New York has recently seen a surge in non-sheltered chronic homelessness…California’s increase is driven by unsheltered chronic homelessness.”
of study It shows homelessness data from a number of cities, including Denver, where homelessness has skyrocketed even as the mayor has welcomed at least 20,000 foreign immigrants into the city.
Repulsion
A growing number of Republicans, including President Trump, are focusing on the issue of homelessness.
“Housing costs are skyrocketing. They’re skyrocketing because we have 15 million new immigrants,” he said in a speech in Arizona. “We don’t have anywhere to put them.”
“I will make it my personal mission to completely end veteran homelessness in America,” Trump said. Said The event will take place in November 2023 in New Hampshire.
Immigration policies have had similar anti-family consequences in many countries, including Canada, Ireland, Australia, and the United States. EnglandMany of these governments have been defeated or are currently facing defeat because they supported mass immigration. In Canada, for example, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing defeat because his immigration policies have caused great harm to young Canadians. “I intend to keep population growth below the growth of the housing stock,” says his rival Pierre Poirierbre. Said July 26th.
Biden’s staffers acknowledge the financial and political problems of importing renters after three years, and he recently suggested that federal regulators could respond by penalizing landlords who raise prices even as investors lose their appetite for building more housing.
But Biden’s aides have signaled he has no intention of upending his goal of an elite-controlled, immigrant-heavy, low-wage economy.
His successor, Vice President Kamala Harris, has done little to offset Biden’s damage. When asked about immigration on July 27, for example, she dodged the question.
Kamala Harris was asked if she would work with Republicans on the border. She didn’t say she would. She wants open borders. Period. pic.twitter.com/YVA1Wd2pbG
— @amuse (@amuse) July 27, 2024
Biden’s border chief, Cuban-born Alejandro Mayorkas, justifies his immigration policies as “fairness” to foreigners, America’s obligations as an extrajudicial “nation of immigrants,” and subsidies to employers.
About half of the invited migrants are flown in from their homes in Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to work regular jobs that would otherwise go to higher-paying Americans and their high-tech workplace tools. President Trump has repeatedly signaled he has the authority to further increase the influx of invited migrants without congressional approval.
This massive influx of immigrants has depressed wages and driven up rents for voters, causing President Joe Biden’s approval rating to plummet. Colonial-like migration has also exploited the human resources of developing countries such as Haiti in increasingly turbulent times, and claimed the lives of thousands of immigrants.
Federal policies have shattered public support for legal and illegal immigration: Despite elite claims that the U.S. is a “nation of immigrants,” a majority of Americans, 55 percent, want to see immigration reduced, Gallup reported July 12.
This video is heartbreaking. Illegal immigrants are getting free accommodation and medical care, yet our veterans are suffering like this. pic.twitter.com/pbPbTZlVsM
— TikTok Library (@libsoftiktok) November 1, 2023
