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Speaker 2: Why doesn't New York City want more migrants?
Speaker 3: This is the question that I am forced to ask
Speaker 3: right now because if you were to say, take a
Speaker 3: moment to listen to the mayor of New York City,
Speaker 3: in fact, listen to a number of different Democrat politicians
Speaker 3: and states, we'll get into that in a moment, you'd
Speaker 3: get the sense that migrants, migrants, which is our word
Speaker 3: for newly arrived illegal aliens who are scamming the asylum system.
Speaker 3: That's not what migrants means. You would think that somehow
Speaker 3: the arrival of these migrants wasn't some massive economic stimulus program.
Speaker 3: Which is so very strange because we've all been led
Speaker 3: to believe for so many years, the endless dream of assurances,
Speaker 3: of propaganda, that we're a nation not just of immigrants,
Speaker 3: but we're a nation of illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants do
Speaker 3: the jobs Americans won't do. Illegal immigrants are the foundation
Speaker 3: of the New America. And if you have any problem
Speaker 3: with the violations of law or the lack of assimilation,
Speaker 3: the overwhelming of the assimilation process that we've had in
Speaker 3: this country for a very long time. You're a bad person, now,
Speaker 3: that was what we were all told. And yet here
Speaker 3: I am sitting here and being told by the Mayor
Speaker 3: of New York that this is a crisis that they
Speaker 3: have close to now one hundred thousand migrants who have
Speaker 3: ended up in New York City and the city is
Speaker 3: facing a multi multi billion dollars a projected twelve billion dollars. Now,
Speaker 3: that's what New York City is going to need to
Speaker 3: deal with the migrants. That's more than the budgets of
Speaker 3: the Fire Department, Parks Department, and one other department combined.
Speaker 3: I forget which one it is. It's a lot of money.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of money, no matter what city you're
Speaker 3: talking about. Here is Mayor Adams, though, telling everybody about this.
Speaker 1: Well, think about what happened in the last few months.
Speaker 1: We have created a funnel. All of the bordering states
Speaker 1: have now took the funnel right to New York City.
Speaker 1: Is that New York City is the economic engine of
Speaker 1: this entire state and country. If you decimate this city,
Speaker 1: you're going to decimate the foundation of what's happening. Look
Speaker 1: at Chicago, Los Angeles, of Houston, and now you're hear
Speaker 1: in the governor of Massachusetts. And so when people say
Speaker 1: what they have, we gave them one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: billion dollar bill table we got there. When you see
Speaker 1: all the people that are just laying in the streets you.
Speaker 2: Walk by, it is jaw dropping, and the numbers.
Speaker 1: Keep coming and coming. When you think I don't have
Speaker 1: any more room at the ends of the space along
Speaker 1: with the unhoused people, we already have. Yeah, exactly, exactly exactly,
Speaker 1: And think about the miracle that took place over the
Speaker 1: last year in April when this really started coming from
Speaker 1: a governor who wanted to use people as ponds.
Speaker 3: Okay, so the mayor is first off, you gotta love
Speaker 3: the oh you know, this is a using people as pawns.
Speaker 3: Why are they being used as pawns? They said they
Speaker 3: wanted them. New York is a sanctuary city. New York
Speaker 3: City should be thrilled that all these migrants are showing
Speaker 3: up from the border illegals. Notice that we're all just
Speaker 3: slowly the drum beat of the language change filters into
Speaker 3: all of our consciousness. These are people who do not
Speaker 3: have a lawful right to be in the country. Now
Speaker 3: people are going to claim, They're going to say, oh,
Speaker 3: they want asylum. They are not asylum seekers. They do
Speaker 3: not have a specific and credible and real threat against
Speaker 3: their safety in their home country because of who they are.
Speaker 3: They also have all traversed through Mexico and they're almost
Speaker 3: overwhelmingly not Mexican nationals. To be clear, these are people
Speaker 3: from all over the world, a lot of them from
Speaker 3: Central and South America. Now, they didn't try to get
Speaker 3: asylum in Mexico, so that means that they're not actually
Speaker 3: looking for Oh my gosh, I need a place to
Speaker 3: be where I can be a safe human being because
Speaker 3: my own country is going to torture me, murder me,
Speaker 3: kill my family. And that's what asylum is for. I'm
Speaker 3: a political dissident. I'm going to end up in the
Speaker 3: gulag unless you take me in. That's what asylum is for.
Speaker 3: These people. They're not asylum seekers. They just have all
Speaker 3: gotten word through the coyotes. The smugglers, the cartel smuggling
Speaker 3: networks have been on this for a long time. They're
Speaker 3: making more money now, they estimate from the human smuggling,
Speaker 3: maybe even than the drug smuggling at some of the
Speaker 3: platzas some of the regions they control along the border.
Speaker 3: And so you say to yourself, We'll hold on a second.
Speaker 3: If they wanted to just be in a safe country,
Speaker 3: wouldn't they stop in Mexico. Wouldn't they stop in Mexico
Speaker 3: and say, hey, can I have asylum here? But that's
Speaker 3: not what they do, And why doesn't Mexico take them?
Speaker 3: Isn't racist that Mexico won't take in all these asylum seekers.
Speaker 3: They're gonna contribute to the economy. They're gonna do the
Speaker 3: jobs of Mexicans won't do. It's gonna be great. They're
Speaker 3: gonna flourish. It's gonna be amazing. What's the problem? Oh,
Speaker 3: you mean they're lying to you. You mean that the
Speaker 3: entire Democrat apparatus. You mean that all of the elites
Speaker 3: in Chicago, New York, La, d C. Who summer in
Speaker 3: enclaves of extreme wealth and who live in safe neighborhoods
Speaker 3: that people who are even or upper menial class could
Speaker 3: never even dream of affording.
Speaker 2: To live in.
Speaker 3: They're okay with the situation, or they had been okay
Speaker 3: with it until now. Yeah, because it didn't affect them.
Speaker 3: It was El Paso's problem, it was Mcallen's problem. But
Speaker 3: now it is midtown Manhattan's problem. Now it's on the
Speaker 3: streets of America's largest city. Now the mayor is crying
Speaker 3: out for more and more funding to house these individuals.
Speaker 2: Think about this. There's actually a New York Post piece
Speaker 2: on this.
Speaker 3: What is the calculation that is being made by these migrants,
Speaker 3: What is the incentive structure.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get back to that in a second.
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Speaker 3: this New York Post piece on asylum seat and I
Speaker 3: got to tell you something. You try to find you
Speaker 3: try to find stories on this and if you're not
Speaker 3: using the term asylums, if you type in a legal alien.
Speaker 2: It doesn't even come come up. It doesn't even of peer.
Speaker 3: So that just shows you how much the language change
Speaker 3: is affecting everything and our perception of this as well.
Speaker 3: So now they're thinking about setting up they were going
Speaker 3: to do Central Park for these migrants. They're going to
Speaker 3: Randall's Island.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: I used to play all of my high school sports
Speaker 3: on Randall's Island. It's also next to a really scary
Speaker 3: looking psychiatric facility. Put that aside the Wards Island facility,
Speaker 3: which I believe houses the criminally insane. So that's where
Speaker 3: they you know, it's not this is not high value
Speaker 3: real estate. They're moving all of these individuals to Randall's
Speaker 3: Island to set up some kind of encampment there for them.
Speaker 3: So it's a refugee camp. That's what this is. When
Speaker 3: you take people who claim that they are something, because
Speaker 3: you're setting up a refugee camp on Randall's Island and
Speaker 3: this is what is happening right now. And I told you,
Speaker 3: but well, what's the incentive structure. Let's talk about the
Speaker 3: incentive structure for a moment. You come from, Let's say Venezuela. Venezuela,
Speaker 3: a not long ago, proud, beautiful, awesome country doing very well,
Speaker 3: destroyed by Marxism, by social justice. Just so everyone understands that,
Speaker 3: you know, the equity agenda, the social justice agenda completely
Speaker 3: flattened and annihilated the Venezuelan economy and destroyed everything along
Speaker 3: with it.
Speaker 2: Law and order.
Speaker 3: People's sense of just being able to live their lives
Speaker 3: with with any peace, with any stability destroyed because they
Speaker 3: the policies that AOC and Bernie want Venezuela. God just
Speaker 3: largest proven oil reserves in the world, and now it's
Speaker 3: a country that can't feed itself. But let's say you
Speaker 3: come from Venezuela, or even let let's say you come
Speaker 3: from Bolivia. I'll just I'll move to a different country.
Speaker 3: You come to Bolivia, you are going to be housed
Speaker 3: when you get here. When you get sent in to
Speaker 3: a four hundred dollars a night hotel in Manhattan, they're
Speaker 3: gonna put you up in a four hundred dollars a
Speaker 3: night hotel. All these different human rights groups and open
Speaker 3: borders advocates are going to show up and try to
Speaker 3: get you food. If you brought your kids with you,
Speaker 3: they're going to make sure that your kids go to school.
Speaker 3: The taxpayer is going to have to foot the bill
Speaker 3: for more English as a second language teachers.
Speaker 2: And all this.
Speaker 3: You say, well, hold on a second, what is life
Speaker 3: like if you were to stay in your home country, Well,
Speaker 3: you're getting put in a four hundred dollars a night hotel.
Speaker 3: If you used to make twenty dollars If you used
Speaker 3: to make twenty dollars a week, now you're in a
Speaker 3: four hundred dollars a night hotel. You know, back in
Speaker 3: your home country, a four hundred dollars a night hotel
Speaker 3: and if you can get some kind of some kind
Speaker 3: of day work, you find yourself in a situation, you
Speaker 3: know making Okay, here you go. This is from the
Speaker 3: New York Post piece right here, this is this is important. Okay,
Speaker 3: so you understand why this is all happening. The Leafy Park,
Speaker 3: which divides the lively hit neighborhoods of Williamsburg and Greenpoint,
Speaker 3: is providing respite for this guy. Muhika, who left his
Speaker 3: forty dollars a month job as a forensic pathology assistant
Speaker 3: in Venezuela, is now working under the table doing demolition
Speaker 3: and construction in Brooklyn. He says he makes between seven
Speaker 3: hundred and eight hundred a week, a forty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a year annual cash salary, untaxed and under the table.
Speaker 2: So he was working as a.
Speaker 3: Forensic pathologist in Venezuela for twenty bucks a week eighty
Speaker 3: dollars a month. He is now doing jobs under the
Speaker 3: table in America for eight hundred dollars a week untaxed cash.
Speaker 2: Plus.
Speaker 3: We're gonna give him and his family all the benefits
Speaker 3: the four hundred dollars a night hotel for who knows
Speaker 3: how long, set them up with free housing, set them
Speaker 3: up with three food, set.
Speaker 2: Them up with free healthcare. Now why am I pointing
Speaker 2: this out? Does this make him a bad person? It
Speaker 2: does not.
Speaker 3: Obviously he wants the best life for himself and his children,
Speaker 3: and he's responding to the incentive structure. I get it.
Speaker 3: I have no animis toward that desire that I understand that.
Speaker 3: But I'm pointing this out to show everybody if you
Speaker 3: can come to a country with better rule of law
Speaker 3: and an economy that allows you to make you know,
Speaker 3: I try to do the math on a fly here
Speaker 3: to make fifty times as much in a year, or
Speaker 3: you know, twenty or thirty times as much in a
Speaker 3: year as you would doing a more professional job in
Speaker 3: your home country. Who's not going to come here? Who
Speaker 3: isn't going to want to live in America for a
Speaker 3: twenty x rays plus access to all the welfare state
Speaker 3: and everything else that's going on here.
Speaker 2: This is never going to stop.
Speaker 3: As the point, this is not going to end as
Speaker 3: long as this is asylum. We have a wide open door,
Speaker 3: We have de facto open borders. Just look at those
Speaker 3: incentives and you see how clearly. And I'm not even
Speaker 3: getting into I mean, what does this mean for overcrowded
Speaker 3: schools in major cities and all the English as a
Speaker 3: second language teaching that's going on, and the expansion of
Speaker 3: the welfare state, and we already are thirty trillion dollars
Speaker 3: in debt.
Speaker 2: What does it mean?
Speaker 3: No, can't talk about any of that. Where are these
Speaker 3: open borders people? Now, it grows the economy, they always say,
Speaker 3: having illegals here. Well, there's inputs and outputs. Okay, people
Speaker 3: are doing work that's adding to the economy. If they
Speaker 3: do any work that has the economy, what are their expenses, housing, healthcare, everything?
Speaker 2: Well, what does that cost? Oh?
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Speaker 3: Healy has declared a state of emergency in Massachusetts. He
Speaker 3: says there are more than fifty five hundred families receiving services,
Speaker 3: including very young children and pregnant people. So they've got
Speaker 3: roughly twenty thousand people in shelters, dorms, and hotels across
Speaker 3: the state. So it's Massachusetts. They've had similar situation in Chicago.
Speaker 3: If they were able to process these people quickly and
Speaker 3: they were able to be self sustaining in our society,
Speaker 3: get a job, get a house, and people are going
Speaker 3: to say, oh, they're not legally allowed. They're not legally
Speaker 3: allowed to work. Well, a lot of them are working.
Speaker 3: Notice it's now it's oh, oh, illegals can't work. Wait,
Speaker 3: hold on a second. I thought illegals were doing the
Speaker 3: jobs Americans Americans won't do.
Speaker 2: You can't have it both ways. I thought, if we
Speaker 2: got rid.
Speaker 3: Of the illegal workforce in this country, all the construction
Speaker 3: would stop and all the agricultural work would come to
Speaker 3: a screeching halt. So we know there are illegals working everywhere,
Speaker 3: but now it's all these illegals.
Speaker 2: Give me a break. Well, they can't work. That's the problem.
Speaker 3: They're not allowed to work, so we're supposed to let
Speaker 3: them work illegally. No, they're not supposed to be in
Speaker 3: the country. If we were a serious country, which we
Speaker 3: unfortunately no longer are the issue of immigration at all.
Speaker 3: In fact, we're just trying to burn the whole place down,
Speaker 3: it seems, in terms of sovereignty and rule of law,
Speaker 3: and that is what is going on. But if we
Speaker 3: were a serious country, we would set up well. First off,
Speaker 3: we would change the credible fear test. We would tell
Speaker 3: people if you enter the country illegally, I don't care,
Speaker 3: You're not allowed to stay here like that's it. You're
Speaker 3: turned back. No more of this defensive they call it
Speaker 3: a defensive asylum claim where you enter illegally then you say, oh,
Speaker 3: but I want asylum.
Speaker 2: I'm a refugee. They're not.
Speaker 3: But they've all been coached, they've all been instructed. This
Speaker 3: is the biggest scam. This is six million people. This
Speaker 3: is the biggest scam going right now. And I think
Speaker 3: that you need to understand the full implications of this.
Speaker 3: And the Democrats they can't control this. It's going into
Speaker 3: an election year. They don't know what they're gonna do,
Speaker 3: right because if the American people know about this, Democrats
Speaker 3: will lose in twenty twenty four. I mean, if they
Speaker 3: really know about it, if they understand the full implications,
Speaker 3: Democrats will lose. So they're gonna do everything they can
Speaker 3: lie about it.
Speaker 2: Mislead you.
Speaker 3: Who's going to pay the bill? I was just talking
Speaker 3: to Massachusetts, says twenty thousand immigrants in shelters. Who's going
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Speaker 3: So who's gonna pay? Who's gonna pay for this? You
Speaker 3: are you're saying, oh, no, buck, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: pay for it. I live in Nebraska, I live in Utah,
Speaker 3: I live in Georgia. No, you're gonna pay for it,
Speaker 3: because that's the whole point. Now, federal income tax, federal spending,
Speaker 3: you were gonna pay. That's what the mayor of New
Speaker 3: York City is saying. It's a federal issue. The governor
Speaker 3: of Massachusetts, it's.
Speaker 2: A federal issue. This is a federal emergency.
Speaker 3: So if you think that your state has any you know,
Speaker 3: up or down on this, Nope, not really. Even if
Speaker 3: your state isn't the one that has the migrants congregating
Speaker 3: in large numbers, running up these crazy, crazy debts, it
Speaker 3: doesn't change anything. Doesn't change anything because they're going to
Speaker 3: try to push for this to be a federal budgetary issue.
Speaker 2: How do we stop this.
Speaker 3: You need people who understand what's wrong with the system
Speaker 3: and are willing to shut the whole thing down. Are
Speaker 3: willing to decrease illegal immigration, are willing to make the
Speaker 3: case we need to decrease legal immigration as well. We've
Speaker 3: had a lot of immigration in the country recently, like
Speaker 3: the last thirty years. It has been the most massive transformation
Speaker 3: of American demographics really we've ever seen. And you say, okay,
Speaker 3: you know, legal immigrants coming lawfully, that's great, but there's
Speaker 3: always going to be a cap as it was going
Speaker 3: to be a number. Right now it's about a million
Speaker 3: a year. We need the assimilation processes to play out,
Speaker 3: need people to develop roots in this country, to grow
Speaker 3: their families in this country, to Americanize as they always
Speaker 3: have over time. If you just throw the doors wide open,
Speaker 3: you get you know, five million people every year or
Speaker 3: two just coming into the country with no stopping it.
Speaker 3: This is just a matter of federal law to you
Speaker 3: can just point out, this is what the law says.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is what the law says. So if
Speaker 3: it's so bad, if you're not allowed to talking abou this,
Speaker 3: why do we have immigration at all? Why do we
Speaker 3: have an immigration system. They just try to shut people
Speaker 3: down with slurs about oh, it's you're you're being xenophobic.
Speaker 3: What I'm the one who is saying, we have these laws.
Speaker 3: The Democrats could change the laws.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 3: They just let them get violated and create massive loopholes
Speaker 3: in them.
Speaker 2: That's not the way it's supposed to work. It's a
Speaker 2: huge issue.
Speaker 3: Folks will continue to follow it here. Thanks for hanging
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