MEDIA: Report: Donald Trump Puts Migration First in Final Days of 2024 Campaign

Via Breitbart Immigration, Breitbart.COM/immigration, see Neil Munro
on whether NeverBackDown.ORG's Ken Cuccinelli and Steve Cortes advised
Casey DeSantis to deploy Ron to David McIntosh's ClubForGrowth.ORG to
obtain approval to grab Lachlan Murdoch's FoxNews.COM campaign
bullhorn to impeach Donald Trump for taking Jared Kushner's advice to
downplay the National Question on the campaign trail against Joe Biden
and Kamala Harris:
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| Amazingly, Harris has not tried to revive her campaign with a
| promise to reduce the inflow of economic migrants, despite her
| promising to upgrade border security many times.
|
| A growing number of GOP leaders -- including Trump's pick for Vice
| President, JD Vance -- recognize that the federal migration policy
| imposes huge pocketbook and civic costs on ordinary Americans.
|
| Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), for example, wrote an October 17 article
| for CompactMag.com, showing that migration has damaged ordinary
| Americans:
|
||     ... immigration remained within sustainable limits through most
|| of the 1970s and '80s, and it remained within most Americans' grasp
|| to make ends meet. My own parents, themselves immigrants from Cuba,
|| earned enough to buy a home and raise four children on the salaries
|| of a hotel bartender and stay-at-home mom who occasionally worked as
|| a maid. As recently as 1985, meanwhile, the average US-born man
|| could afford a middle-class lifestyle for a family of four on about
|| 40 weeks of wages (compared with about 62 weeks today). In other
|| words, the American Dream was alive and well, for immigrants and
|| natives alike.
|
| But Washington, DC, changed the rules for ordinary Americans by
| supercharging global trade and migration, Rubio wrote:
|
||     The consequences of this for US-born men have been catastrophic.
|| The percentage of prime-age men now working or looking for work is
|| close to what it was in 1940, in the throes of the Great Depression.
|| Meanwhile, one economist estimates that by 2016, immigrants had
|| "increased the size of the low-skilled workforce by roughly 25
|| percent."
||
||     The Biden-Harris administration has only compounded the problem.
|| By one government count, the administration has admitted at least
|| 6.5 million more illegal migrants since then--and that doesn't
|| include an estimated 1.5 million "gotaways."

Will Trump enlist Vance as Deputy Chief Salescritter for Trump's merit-
based bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform legislative legacy
authored by the Cheap Labor Lobby and passed my Mike Johnson's House.GOV
and John Cornyn (or John Thune (or Rick Scott's)) Senate.GOV?

John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"It then really comes down to this: Companies have tapped into a
niche labor supply that will work loyally at cheaper rates in
exchange for immigration benefits, & use nepotism to exclude
others (nationalities) But let congress/think tanks conflate the
above with "high skilled"."
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