Well-paid professionals like me benefit as consumers from the poverty wages paid to others in an economy where Uber is a verb and surveilled and squeezed gig workers respond to —and deliver — our every need.
Nevermind the continuous feed of immigrants who are being put into hotels by our federal government and having meals delivered to their room so Democrats can have enough cheap labor in the fields to feed their Democrat cities.
How did the U.S. become a land of economic extremes with the rich getting richer while the working poor grind it out? Deliberately.
www.politico.com
Maybe take all of the funds that are being consumed by immigrants and give them to the poor. $182B is a lot of money. (That’s $4k for every poverty stricken citizen 45MM)
The fiscal burden of providing essential services and benefits to illegal aliens costs American taxpayers nearly $151 billion each year.
www.fairus.org
And from the first article….That would amount to an estimated
$175 billion annually; those resources would then be allocated to expand broadly popular programs, like the Earned Income Tax Credit, that directly alleviate poverty. He also advocates for structural reforms that reverse the practices that deny poor people choices in housing, banking and employment.
So the first article acknowledges that supporting immigration is the core reason poverty exists