The Boston mess I will be brutally frank. Our earliest settlers, a few my ancestors built all that up (and a lot of Irish that followed). It got so it was unaffordable to live in a nice house/neighborhood out east unless you commuted from far out. Now foreigners have taken a lot of it over. Some of those houses were really nice.
Oh, I thought it was crazy the show of force they brought in there. It is making me fearful to see things like that. People dragged out of their own homes searching for one person. No warrants, they meant business.
UCANSEE2, obviously they are throwing money all over the place. I used to be well disposed toward the Minneapolis settlers, that was back in the 70's, there was plenty of "diversity" along with home growns, now it is all being done on purpose by people who will never have to rub elbows with them except in a photo op. I think Ted Kennedy had a lot to do with it, part of his legacy.
I should talk. I'm probably a bigot I don't know any of them these days. I don't know if it's once you get to know them you like them or something is in the air causing resentment.
I think the assumption is that the last wave of Hispanics (the “unaccompanied minors” charade) were also going to end of on public assistance as well; there are places (my state of NJ, as well as neighboring NYC) that are desperate to import them to prevent the natural collapse that follows rapid depopulation. Thousands and thousands of jobs depend on consumers (schoolchildren, tenants, shoppers), regardless of where those consumers get their funding; American taxpayers are subsidizing these “sanctuaries” to prevent them from going the way of California’s post-Gold Rush ghost towns. Without population growth, we as a nation of 300+ million can’t compete with Asian giants of over 1 billion each; next to them we are as significant as Belgium.
When you understand the situation from that angle, it is understandable why both parties want amnesty, or at least the status quo of the de facto amnesty; Democrats (the political arm of the teachers’ unions) want a next generation of students and voters, while RINOs want to promote business. Americans lose out either way; the only solution is a higher birthrate, and too many Americans simply refuse to cooperate.