Elections Immigrants in the US shifted to the right by a whopping 40 points

[Cajun]

Well immigrants...... it appears that you voted for this shit. If you did...enjoy sunny El Salvador.

If you didn't.... speak to your people, there seems to be mental defect.

This poll was on those legally here and voters.

 

[Cajun]

Turns out that immigrants who came here legally and did things the right way aren't fans of the "no human is illegal, no border is true" crowd. Imagine that.

This is the bottom line. Competing for jobs/housing or not even getting jobs due to paying illegals peanuts. Imagine that

 

[avenue94]

This is the bottom line. Competing for jobs/housing or not even getting jobs due to paying illegals peanuts. Imagine that

Where are legal immigrants losing jobs and and housing to illegal ones?

 

[Cajun]

Where are legal immigrants losing jobs and and housing to illegal ones?

Texas its common. Most of my in-laws family (Mexican) do menial labor jobs. Even before the Biden administration you saw lots of peeps waiting at home depot etc waiting to be picked up for cheap labor. Its why they are against illegals. When I moved here in 2001 1 in 8 or 10 was illegal. It drives car insurance and health insurance through the roof. We arent talking about a few people here and they obviously don't stay out in the countryside. They migrate to the cities where the work is..

 

[fedorthegoat777]

Who would have thought these immigrants didn't want to sexually mutilate their children or take away women's rights to compete in sports.

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

Catholics are conservative? Mind blown.

This is so funny that the rainbow creampuffs thought this whole time that the people they were bringing in were on their team.

Only a handful of modern, post-industrialised northern european countries play that rainbow shit and their inhabitants don’t emigrate. By definition immigrants come from rougher places where rainbow shit is despised.

 

[avenue94]

Texas its common. Most of my in-laws family (Mexican) do menial labor jobs. Even before the Biden administration you saw lots of peeps waiting at home depot etc waiting to be picked up for cheap labor. Its why they are against illegals. When I moved here in 2001 1 in 8 or 10 was illegal. It drives car insurance and health insurance through the roof. We arent talking about a few people here and they obviously don't stay out in the countryside. They migrate to the cities where the work is..

There's next to no economic literature showing job losses for US citizens (which includes naturalized citizens) to illegal immigrants.

For reference on why your example makes no sense. We naturalize under a million people each year, yet we use over a million illegal laborers on farms alone, let alone other industries like hospitality or meat plants. There's literally not enough US citizens to do all the jobs the country wants done, and the GOP has also opposed legal immigration because their objections are racial, not economic.

 

[Cajun]

There's next to no economic literature showing job losses for US citizens (which includes naturalized citizens) to illegal immigrants.

For reference on why your example makes no sense. We naturalize under a million people each year, yet we use over a million illegal laborers on farms alone, let alone other industries like hospitality or meat plants. There's literally not enough US citizens to do all the jobs the country wants done, and the GOP has also opposed legal immigration because their objections are racial, not economic.

Meat plants? I'm telling you real world experience. If you lived in Houston and were a citizen and did menial labor jobs then you would know. If you look at total US statistics they're on enough illegals in those other states that you're talking about where you would even need meat plants. The health insurance and the car insurance are also a real thing. But it's not going to be that way in every state. Ultimately its responsible for the minority shift including Hispanic shift.

 

[avenue94]

I'm telling you real world experience.

You're providing anecdotes, not systemic or top down views. I'm sure you can see why actual wide-ranging data outweighs one or two personal experiences, right?

Meat plants?

Correct, the probably half of the poultry industry, for example, isn't legal labor.

The health insurance and the car insurance are also a real thing.

Car insurance yes, but that's a problem that pales in comparison to the US' economy and how much illegal labor underpins it and subsidizes your life or any other citizen's.

Ultimately its responsible for the minority shift including Hispanic shift.

Not really, the Democrats' struggles are more or less the same they had for the entire election. The inability to communicate why their economic policies were superior.