Staff Reports
President Joe Biden made a speech at a fancy hotel in Washington D.C., saying that migrants are what make America strong economically. Sounds like Biden is really pushing this whole “Extraction Migration” plan of his, which seems to mean boosting our economy not by making American workers more productive, but by bringing in more migrants. He even took a jab at countries like China and Japan for not wanting immigrants. But hey, who needs good old American workers when you can just import everyone else, right?
Sure, migrants can help grow the economy by spending money and working, but let’s not forget that they also drive up inflation, housing prices, and even interest rates. Plus, all this focus on immigration is making it harder for American workers to get paid more for their hard work. It’s like trying to fill up a leaky bucket with water – the more you pour in, the more spills out.
Fucking Jackass!
Joe Biden: Migrants — Not Americans — ‘Makes Us Strong‘ https://t.co/TcOhyGYT2n via @BreitbartNews
— Cry4Freedom 🇺🇸 (@cry4freedom) May 3, 2024
And speaking of productivity, it looks like Biden’s pro-migration stance is dragging down the productivity of American workers. In fact, it’s been on the decline for quite some time now. Instead of investing in automation and innovation to help American workers do more and earn more, it seems like Biden is just happy bringing in more low-skilled workers to keep wages low and profits high for big businesses.
It’s not just the U.S. that’s facing these issues. Countries like the UK, Canada, and Ireland are all struggling with the negative effects of mass migration on their economies. And let’s not forget about China, which is focusing on automation and robotics to boost its economy without relying on immigration. Maybe they’re onto something there.
Overall, it seems like Biden’s Extraction Migration plan is causing more harm than good for American workers. Instead of prioritizing the growth and well-being of American workers, it looks like the focus is on keeping big businesses happy with cheap labor. Let’s hope our leaders start putting American workers first before it’s too late.
