GATHERING YOUR DISINFORMATION FROM THE WARPED BOSTON HERALD
THAT HOSTS THE BLOVIATER HOWIE CARR (WHO SHOULD BE FACT CHECKED
FOR HIS LIES & DISINFORMATION) DEFINES LACK OF CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS!
TRY CREDIBLE SOURCES OF INFORMATION!
BELOW IS AN ARTICLE THAT EXPLAINS THE COSTS OF MASS DEPORTATIONS - AMERICANS ARE NOT FILLING THOSE BACK-BREAKING JOBS!
WHO DO YOU THINK PICKS YOUR FRUITS & VEGETABLES FOR A PITTANCE?
WHEN FLORIDA BANNED 'IMMIGRANTS,' CONSTRUCTION CAME TO A STANDSTILL - DO YOU THINK WEALTHY RETIREES ARE GOING TO DO STRENUOUS CONSTRUCTION JOBS? DO YOU THINK THEY'RE GOING TO PICK THE FRUITS & VEGETABLES ROTTING IN THE FIELD?
CAPE COD USED TO HAVE SOME KNOWLEDGABLE SUMMER KIDS FROM OTHER NATIONS - THEY'RE GONE...THE SEASONAL HELP IS GONE!
MASS DEPORTATIONS WILL DESTROY THE U.S. ECONOMY!
THE U.S./CIA/ELLIOT ABRAMS SUPPORTED THUGS & MASS MURDERERS, DESTROYED FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACIES....DO YOU WONDER WHY PEOPLE ARE FORCED TO FLEE? THE U.S. TRAINED THE KILLERS AT THE SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS - WHERE THEY TRAIN BORDER AGENTS.
LOOK UP ELLIOT ABRAMS LIES!
HAITIAN MIGRANTS NEED WORK PERMITS!
STOP PROTESTING SHELTER COSTS & WORK TO GET WORK PERMITS!
LOOK UP WHAT THE U.S DID TO UNDERMINE HAITI - THE U.S. DESTROYED RICE
FARMERS FORCING THEM OFF THE LAND WITH U.S. SUBSIDIZED RICE...AMONG OTHER THINGS....
THE U.S. CAUSED IMMIGRANTS TO FLEE THEIR COUNTRIES.....
Oct 1, 2024For years, the Marlborough nonprofit struggled to fill these jobs. After learning that Haitian migrants sheltered at a nearby Econo Lodge in Northborough had been authorized to work, Thrive's ...
In the last 10 months, Thrive Support and Advocacy has hired 41 recently arrived Haitian migrants from three local shelters to provide care for and teach skills to people with developmental and ...
Mar 29, 2024"It's a dire situation," Marie St. Fleur said on Boston Public Radio Friday. It's led to a growing number of Haitians leaving the country to come to the United States, and many are coming to the Boston area. Massachusetts is home to 80,000 Haitians, making it the third-largest Haitian population in the United States.
Jun 5, 2024Emma, a Haitian migrant staying at the state shelter in Greenfield, Massachusetts, cleans a dining room at UMass Amherst after receiving her federal work authorization. (Nirvani Williams/NEPM)
Feb 2, 2023IFSI director Geralde Gabeau said the organization served more than 8,000 people - most of them Haitian - last year. The nonprofit says it has seen 1,220 people who arrived in the Boston area ...
POLITICO OFFERED THIS HYSTERIA REGARDING NATICK'S OUTRAGE & DISINFORMATION:
“Natick next up to vote on rules similar to other Massachusetts sanctuary cities,” by Lance Reynolds, Boston Herald: “The Natick Select Board says it’s not looking to become the state’s next sanctuary city, but new rules up for a vote next week come very close. A debate has flared around what the board seeks to accomplish with its draft policy. Some residents say it gives an impression that the town wants to enact a sanctuary status while others argue it’s to protect immigrants already in town.”
HOW PATHETIC TO GATHER THEIR HATE & DISINFORMATION FROM THE BOSTON HERALD RAG!
BORDER CROSSINGS are down under President Biden!
SANCTUARY CITIES HAVE LOWER CRIME RATES THAN THOSE FILLED WITH CITIZENS BECAUSE IMMIGRANTS SEEK PEACEFUL COMMUNITIES TO RAISE THEIR FAMILIES!
Jose Ibarra was married & had no history of violence.
It's time to STOP BELIEVING GOP LIES & HYSTERIA- gather FACTS! Vandalizing the vehicle of an elected official is DOMESTIC TERRORISM!
TRUMP instructed MAGA GOP to DEFEAT THE BIPARTISAN BORDER BILL that would have provided SOLUTIONS including DRUG DETECTING TECHNOLOGY...if you want to BLAME - TARGET TRUMP!
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Resident Carol Gates slammed the board for its transparency, saying she and many “longtime” neighbors” first heard about the issue in the Herald. She also highlighted how the board spoke about the policy on the day Laken Riley’s illegal immigrant murderer, Jose Ibarra, was sentenced.
The MetroWest Daily News reported on Monday about Coughlin’s car being vandalized.
“Intimidation is not an element of civil discourse,” resident Emily Wormington said. “It is a deterrent to it. Making our unpaid public servants feel unsafe serves only to frighten others regardless of their politics from becoming more engaged in our town.”
Coughlin responded: “I have told the press that I will not be commenting. What I would like to say though is that many, most of the people that I know who are against this policy are friends. Most of them are really, really good people … and I am thankful for that.”
“For those who are debating on Facebook about whether it’s a false flag operation,” she added, “I think everyone in this room and everyone in this town can agree that it’s a bad actor.”
Critics of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump protest against his planned immigration policies on November 9, 2024 in New York City.
(Photo: Michael Nigro/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)
Echoing recent warnings from economists, business leaders, news reporting, and immigrant rights groups, Democrats on the congressional Joint Economic Committee detailed Thursday how President-elect Donald Trump's planned mass deportations "would deliver a catastrophic blow to the U.S. economy."
"Though the U.S. immigration system remains broken, immigrants are crucial to growing the labor force and supporting economic output," states the new report from JEC Democrats. "Immigrants have helped expand the labor supply, pay nearly $580 billion a year in taxes, possess a spending power of $1.6 trillion a year, and just last year contributed close to $50 billion each in personal income and consumer spending."
There are an estimated 11.7 million undocumented immigrants in the United States, and Trump—who is set to be sworn in next month—has even suggested he would deport children who are American citizens with their parents who are not and attempt to end birthright citizenship.
Citing recent research by the American Immigration Council and the Peterson Institute for International Economics, the JEC report warns that depending on how many immigrants are forced out of the country, Trump's deportations could:
- Reduce real gross domestic product (GDP) by as much as 7.4% by 2028;
- Reduce the supply of workers for key industries, including by up to 225,000 workers in agriculture and 1.5 million workers in construction;
- Push prices up to 9.1% higher by 2028; and
- Cost 44,000 U.S.-born workers their jobs for every half a million immigrants who are removed from the labor force.
Highlighting how mass deportations would harm not only undocumented immigrants but also U.S. citizens, the report explains that construction worker losses would "make housing even harder to build, raising its cost," and "reduce the supply of farmworkers who keep Americans fed as well as the supply of home health aides at a time when more Americans are aging and requiring assistance."
In addition to reducing home care labor, Trump's deportation plan would specifically harm seniors by reducing money for key government benefits that only serve U.S. citizens. The report references estimates that it "would cut $23 billion in funds for Social Security and $6 billion from Medicare each year because these workers would no longer pay into these programs."
Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.), who chairs the JEC, said Thursday that "as a son of an immigrant, I know how hard immigrants work, how much they believe in this country, and how much they're willing to give back. They are the backbone of our economy and the driving force behind our nation's growth and prosperity."
"Trump's plan to deport millions of immigrants does absolutely nothing to address the core problems driving our broken immigration system," Heinrich stressed. "Instead, all it will do is raise grocery prices, destroy jobs, and shrink the economy. His immigration policy is reckless and would cause irreparable harm to our economy."
Along with laying out the economic toll of Trump's promised deportations, the JEC report makes the case that "providing a pathway to citizenship is good economics. Immigrants are helping meet labor demand while also demonstrating that more legal pathways to working in the United States are needed to meet this demand."
"Additionally, research shows that expanding legal immigration pathways can reduce irregular border crossings, leading to more secure and regulated borders," the publication says. "This approach is vital for managing increased migration to the United States, especially as more people flee their home countries due to the continued risk of violence, persecution, economic conditions, natural disasters, and climate change."
The JEC report followed a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday that explored how mass deportations would not only devastate the U.S. economy but also harm the armed forces and tear apart American families.
In a statement, Vanessa Cárdenas, executive director of the advocacy group America's Voice, thanked Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) "for calling this important discussion together and shining a spotlight on the potential damage."
Cárdenas pointed out that her group has spent months warning about how Trump's plan would "cripple communities and spike inflation," plus cause "tremendous human suffering as American citizens are ripped from their families, as parents are separated from their children, or as American citizens are deported by their own government."
"Trump and his allies have said it will be 'bloody,' that 'nobody is off the table,' and that 'you have to send them all back,'" she noted, arguing that the Republican plan will "set us back on both border control and public safety."
Cárdenas concluded that "America needs a serious immigration reform proposal—with pathways to legal status and controlled and orderly legal immigration—which recognize[s] immigrants are essential for America's future."
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