xtsho
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If you watched it you would know that it’s highly unlikely that there are roving bands of immigrants eating pets. That the real issue is economic.
I don't need to watch that crappy video to know that there are not roving bands of Haitians eating pets. If anything the influx of immigrants into that city is a good thing as it was a dying city and is now growing. With growth come challenges but those will work themselves out. It's the people afraid of any change for the better. The maga who thrive on fear and hate. The people complaining would be in the same position with or without the Haitian immigrants. Most of the people complaining are ignorant, lazy, and maga. They'll always find something to complain about but offer no solutions just like their cult leader trump.
"Jamie McGregor is the CEO of McGregor Metal, which makes welded parts for the auto and farm industries. Right now, about 10 percent of his work force is Haitian, over 30 employees."
"I wish I had 30 more. Our Haitian associates come to work every day. They don't have a drug problem. They will stay at their machine. They will achieve their numbers. They are here to work. And so, in general, that's a stark difference from what were used to in our community."
Ohio city with Haitian migrant influx thrust into political spotlight
Springfield, Ohio, is at the center of one of the most fraught issues in this election. GOP vice presidential candidate JD Vance wrote that “Haitian illegal immigrants” are “draining social services and generally causing chaos.” Springfield has seen its population grow by over 20 percent in four...
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How Haitian immigrants fueled Springfield's growth
- Immigrants reshape Springfield, boosting economy but causing growing pains
- Local officials and police refute false claims about Haitian immigrants
- Springfield's population growth brings challenges and opportunities