Economics/Class Relations

Can’t Get a House? Thank a Migrant

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Good morning,

Housing prices are way up. Many Gen Z and Millennials find homeownership may be more of a pipe dream than a prospect. Josiah Lippincott writes in American Greatness that there are two ways to bring down housing prices. We could increase the supply, which is complex and costly, or we could reduce demand by reducing the number of illegal immigrants in this country. Biden has let in 8 million immigrants since 2021, which equates to a 7% increase in the population. Heritage Americans now have to compete with foreigners to own a home in the country they were born in. If we want to reduce housing prices, we need to deport the illegal immigrants in this country, remove incentives for more to come, and close the border.

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Ed
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Today’s Talking Points

NPR veteran editor who sounded alarm on liberal bias at outlet resigns after suspension – Just the News

Over 1,000 migrants rush to NYC’s City Hall over false promises of work visas, green cards: Report – The Blaze

O.J. Verdict Was Harbinger of Racial Tensions to Come – American Greatness

Schumer Shatters Senate Standards to Spare Biden From Border Crisis Accountability – Townhall

Supreme Court Justices Appear Divided on Obstruction Question for J6 Rioters – PJ Media

House Republicans Accuse DHS Secretary Mayorkas of Refusing to Turn Over Files Related to Alleged Illegal Immigrant Criminals – The Epoch Times
Conservative Post of the Day

“In the attack on “woke,” the right should be careful not to become as boring and repetitive as the woke themselves. Cancel culture seems to have lost its bite against those on the right, and the reverse could also become true.”

– FischerKing
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