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9 months ago7 points(+0/-0/+7Score on mirror)1 child
I had an employee whose ex-wife is Columbian. From what he told me, both her parents retired somewhat early and live very well "back home" with their SSI checks. If Trump imposed a residency requirement for SSI benefits, we could write-off a few billion more off the deficient. Obviously, the list of "Things Trump Should Do But Won't Because a Jew Hasn't Told Him To" is both considerable and disappointing.
9 months ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)1 child
Yeah It’s a lot of government jobs, look who’s changing street signs, landscaping, doing menial office tasks at the dmv, welfare office, city hall etc… I’ve worked on a bunch of government buildings and talked to these people and their coworkers it’s the plan. At least they are leaving but they took a job and a pension. America is a zero sum game.
9 months ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)1 child
Not to mention the BILLIONS they send back in remittances while they're here.
> In 2022, global remittances reached an estimated $831 billion. The United States is a major source of these remittances, with billions flowing to countries like Mexico, India, Guatemala, and the Philippines.
Again, if Trump banned those remittances for the next three years of his administration, how many would give up and self-deport?
> In 2022, global remittances reached an estimated $831 billion. The United States is a major source of these remittances, with billions flowing to countries like Mexico, India, Guatemala, and the Philippines.
Again, if Trump banned those remittances for the next three years of his administration, how many would give up and self-deport?