The Biden administration has received its fair share of the blame for fomenting a migration crisis that has ravaged major cities and small towns throughout America. But what about the others responsible? It’s no secret that big business avidly supports the mass inundation of foreigners into the US – yet these corporate leaders seem to have gotten off mostly unscathed.
A recent report from Goldman Sachs somberly warned that a Donald Trump presidency combined with a Republican-controlled Congress would negatively affect the cheap labor large corporations are so hooked on. “We estimate that the contribution from immigration to labor force growth would be about 30,000 per month higher if Vice President [Kamala] Harris is elected than in the Republican sweep scenario,” the firm wrote.
Goldman Sachs also lamented that, under Trump, renewed tariffs meant to protect US manufacturing would harm Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Multinational corporations and their advocates constantly point to the need for GDP to ever expand as justification for massive immigration into the US.
Mass Migration: ‘It’s Market Sensitive’
It goes without saying that the profound harm caused to the American people by this tidal wave of migration does not factor into the financial bottom line. There is an undeniable corporate-government synergy at play here that, in truth, is not hidden at all.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas specifically championed the flow of cheap labor into America at the 2024 Texas Tribune Festival on September 6, a cozy annual event that brings together progressive ruling establishment figures from government, media, entertainment, and other industries.
During his discussion, Mayorkas unapologetically called for more mass migration into America to fill US job openings. Breitbart captured his words, which are essential to understanding what is happening in this nation today:
“We look to the north, with Canada. Canada takes a look at its market needs, and it says, ‘You know what? We need 700,000 foreign workers to address our labor needs domestically.’ And, so, they build a visa system for that year to address the current market condition. And they say, ‘We’re going to bring in a million people.’ And it’s market sensitive.
“We [in the United States] are dealing with numerical caps on labor-driven visas that were set in 1996. It’s 2024. The world has changed. It is remarkable how there can be [elite] agreement that [the visa system] is broken and not have an agreement on a solution. The country is suffering as a result of it.”
‘Network of Businesses Knew What Was Coming’
In Springfield, Ohio, the exasperated residents’ frustration with the social and cultural stresses caused by importing some 20,000 Haitians into a town of 59,000 has made it into the 24-hour news cycle. As Liberty Nation News has noted, the upheaval can be traced directly to the Biden administration’s abuse of “humanitarian parole” provisions in immigration law, allowing the migration of hundreds of thousands of Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans into American communities.
But another major factor in the Springfield crisis has gone woefully underreported. As LNN related in July, an investigation by the city’s Immigrant Accountability Response Team revealed that a “network of businesses” knew it was coming.
On September 11, Washington, DC, establishment pollster Frank Luntz emphasized how supportive the Swamp is of the Springfield catastrophe –and why. In an X post, Luntz highlighted a quote from a Springfield factory CEO, who said, “Our Haitian associates come to work every day, they don’t have drug problems, they’ll stay at their machines, they’ll achieve their numbers, they are here to work – that’s a sharp difference from what we’re used to.”
That’s more than just a slur on American workers. It’s an unmistakable sign that the deliberate mass migration of foreigners into the US to serve as compliant cheap labor is proceeding full bore.
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