Small town in Indiana now - like Springfield, Oh

[calfoxwc]

the whole world can't come here, it's impossible.

but you can bet the corrupt UN is behind all this - they can't take most of our money - to fund the world, so

they want the "world" to come to

richer countries and then those countries will HAVE to go broke to deal with them.

and broke countries can be manipulated and dominated...controlled.

cloward-piven.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/indiana-resident-pleads-help-transparency-exploding-migrant-population-overwhelms-community

Indiana resident pleads for help, transparency as exploding migrant population overwhelms community

Local officials unsure of how many migrants have come into region over last three years

[Jax]

https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/youngstown-news/youngstown-working-to-be-welcoming-not-sanctuary-city-for-immigrants/

"Immigration is at the forefront of this election cycle. Ohio was in the national spotlight after light was shed on an issue in Springfield where the community was overwhelmed by migrants who have settled in the city over the past few years. Thousands of Haitians flooded the small town, stretching services, so much so that Governor Mike DeWine stepped in with additional aid and resources.

Neither the city nor Thrive is talking about taking on a huge number of immigrants. In fact, single-digit numbers over a period of time would be what is expected, and that’s only if people choose to come."

 

This is on my doorstep. They make it sound ok but I know it has the possibility for abuse.

 

"Vicars said there are nine refugee resettlement agencies nearby in places like Akron and Cleveland, and they can resettle people within 100 miles of those centers so that puts Youngstown on their radar.

“The workforce development piece is pretty significant,” Vicars said. “When you look at the people who are planning to retire or reaching retirement age for this area, it’s higher than the national average. If you look at that number versus the number of millennials who are in a position to replace them, and not just in manufacturing and healthcare but also leadership positions, there is a huge gap that we are going to be short thousands and thousands of people.”"

 

They are using the economy as an excuse to 'repopulate' areas.

If employers have good jobs and fair pay then they'll get the workers. I know a lot of people who can't find things when they look yet all we hear about are openings.

I for one welcome a little less population.

[Vambo]

 

Biden-Harris administration slapped with major lawsuit over noncitizens on voter rolls

[calfoxwc]

On 10/17/2024 at 10:22 AM, Jax said:

https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/youngstown-news/youngstown-working-to-be-welcoming-not-sanctuary-city-for-immigrants/

"Immigration is at the forefront of this election cycle. Ohio was in the national spotlight after light was shed on an issue in Springfield where the community was overwhelmed by migrants who have settled in the city over the past few years. Thousands of Haitians flooded the small town, stretching services, so much so that Governor Mike DeWine stepped in with additional aid and resources.

Neither the city nor Thrive is talking about taking on a huge number of immigrants. In fact, single-digit numbers over a period of time would be what is expected, and that’s only if people choose to come."

 

This is on my doorstep. They make it sound ok but I know it has the possibility for abuse.

 

"Vicars said there are nine refugee resettlement agencies nearby in places like Akron and Cleveland, and they can resettle people within 100 miles of those centers so that puts Youngstown on their radar.

“The workforce development piece is pretty significant,” Vicars said. “When you look at the people who are planning to retire or reaching retirement age for this area, it’s higher than the national average. If you look at that number versus the number of millennials who are in a position to replace them, and not just in manufacturing and healthcare but also leadership positions, there is a huge gap that we are going to be short thousands and thousands of people.”"

 

They are using the economy as an excuse to 'repopulate' areas.

If employers have good jobs and fair pay then they'll get the workers. I know a lot of people who can't find things when they look yet all we hear about are openings.

I for one welcome a little less population.

Cloward-Piven, folks. It is what they are doing.

[cccjwh]

So the town was dying so they invited a bunch of immigrates to try and save it?