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Biden-Harris:marseyridin:administration blasted for running out of money($1billion) :marseypoor: to deal with Hurricane:marseyhurricane2: Helene after blowing billions on migrants

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the other post about this mentions a $640 million expenditure on illegals by FEMA, butt this article claim over $1 Billion specifically for housing illegal migrants.

This is why housing costs so much for normal citizens.

The american people are getting bussy blasted so bad by their government.

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The idea illegal immigrants are why housing increases in price is amongst the most r-slurred things I've heard rightoids claim.

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Sure an enormous increase in demand for a commodity alongside a lesser increase of supply for said commodity has never caused prices for said commodity to increase. No respected economist would ever make such a claim.

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if all the cheap housing is bought up/rented out that drives up housing costs in more expensive housing. If they stopped selling cheap eggs at the store, the organic ones wouldnt end up being cheaper, in fact theyd go up in cost. I guess you consider anyone with basic economic literacy to be a "rightoid".

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Literally a tiny, tinyn tiny fraction of the problem its one at all.

Rightoids enjoy missing the forest for the trees.

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Literally a tiny, tinyn tiny

its not your peepee that we talking about here. This is millions and millions of people and billions and billions $$ of govt subsidies

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Off of the top of your head how much do you think the real estate market is worth in America? Housing.

Ill give you a hint: so much that even 100bil would be nothing. All of the combined wealth of every illegal immigrant in the country would not even matter.

It is genuinely crazy to think illegals are at all relevant to this issue.

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yeah, bc all the properties are available for sale at once. Also flooding $1billion a year into the market for people to buy real estate will jack up aggregate costs every year, not to mention contribute to inflation which raises costs. Its crazy to think that people as dumb as you drive and vote. Shit like this is why i dont take anything seriously, especially you.

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Buddy if you think illegal immigrants even 2% of the problem you are completely detached from reality.

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im not talking only about illegal immigrants here(more evidenxe of your poor comprehension). Also the problems are just housing and wages which they are heavily affecting.

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I dont even think immigration has serious impacts on wages, that's another questionable claim nativists make, basically every paper ever done on the topic has pointed to immigrants being a net gain to the economy and having little impact on wages.

The one demo they do tend to impact wages for are other immigrants:

https://budgetmodel.wharton.upenn.edu/issues/2016/1/27/the-effects-of-immigration-on-the-united-states-economy

Economists generally agree that the effects of immigration on the U.S. economy are broadly positive. Immigrants, whether high- or low-skilled, legal or illegal, are unlikely to replace native-born workers or reduce their wages over the long-term, though they may cause some short-term dislocations in labor markets. Indeed, the experience of the last few decades suggests that immigration may actually have significant long-term benefits for the native-born, pushing them into higher-paying occupations and raising the overall pace of innovation and productivity growth. Moreover, as baby boomers have begun moving into retirement in advanced economies around the world, immigration is helping to keep America comparatively young and reducing the burden of financing retirement benefits for a growing elderly population. While natives bear some upfront costs for the provision of public services to immigrants and their families, the evidence suggests a net positive return on the investment over the long term.

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