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>>30257939
>Why did immigrants want to come to the US in the first place?
Because the Hart/(((Celler))) act allowed this arrangement.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_and_Nationality_Act_of_1965

Because, being unestablished here, they have the mobility to live barracks style in rental houses and send remittances >>30257678 back home while collecting welfare and evading taxes

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/census-confirms-63-percent-of-non-citizens-on-welfare-4-6-million-households

>>13534996
The only thing Obama was able to pass through the republican held congress was windmill subsidies and a shitty healthcare law that did nothing to address the catalysts that'd made healthcare as costly as it'd become to begin with keep worshiping n-word president tho

>>12841886
Nice reddit-tier ad-hominem non-argument, retard.

Globalization did "take jerbs" and continues to do so, it also made some jerbs too.

This is a modern economic phenomenon, no matter how jet-setting stand up comedians worth millions of dollars like Doug Stanhope or the writers at South Park might want to make light of it or dismiss it. This is something that affects all workers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ihPDS3O54k

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/are-u-s-jobs-vulnerable-to-workers-with-h-1b-visas/

Black market labor drives wages down as does shifting production to countries with lower wages/weaker currencies, period. This is why most other countries have strategic tariffs in place to protect their domestic working class, their farmers and so on.

You print more money, the money already in circulation is worth less, you have access to more workers the existing workers are worth less, especially when some of these workers are playing by different rules than others.

It isn't particularly hard to understand.