President Joe Biden’s borders chief says the White House’s borders plan “is working”.
But the program is certainly intended to reduce migration into U. S.communities, houses, and work, according to May0rkas, who was impeached in February by the House of Representatives.
Otherwise, the border plan is intended to deflect the flood of financial migrants from the cartel- run “irregular migration” pipeline into some expanding government- run quasi- legitimate pipelines, Mayorkas told , NPR , Morning Edition‘s Steve Inskeep during a May 10 interview:
Inskeep:  , Do you also have a plan aim to produce fewer people to arrive, fewer individuals to get in, fewer people to stay?
Mayorkas:  , Also, our purpose is to reduce to the fullest extent possible the occurrence of what is generally termed “irregular movement”. People risking their lives and their lives by allowing smugglers to enter between ports of entry, which is unsafe and also serves a fugitive network. Instead, we prefer that they file comfort claims under US law’s legitimate pathways. In this leadership, we have constructed more valid pathways than at any other time, and we are attempting to dissuade people from crossing our harmful southern border between the ports of entry.
Inskeep:  , Is it fair to say that this is n’t working, given the sheer numbers of people who’ve continued to come to the southern border?
Mayorkas:  , No, it is not … I think it is working.
Inskeep:  , What’s the information that the Biden government’s strategy is working?
Mayorkas:  , One, the numbers ]of “irregular” migrants ] have decreased.
For two factors, there are no more obvious unlawful immigrants influxed.
Second, Mayorkas is paying Mexico to maintain the influx of migrants, which causes politically incorrect reporting on the evening information.
More important, he is using tax funds to deflect the cartels ‘ migrants into the authorities- funded, liberal- managed, quasi- legitimate pathways that he has hacked through the forest of Congress’s laws.
The expanded or fresh pathways include the probation pipelines, CBB One appointments, family reunification programs, refugee programs, no- detention catch- and- release programs, J- 1 and H- 1B programs for international contract workers, B- 1/B- 2 tourist visas, the OPT bright- collar program, and the “unaccompanied children” path for younger workers.
This vast quasi- legal inflow minimizes media coverage of chaotic border crowds, so it is working for Biden’s 2024 election campaign.
But it also reduces the salaries and wages of millions of young Americans who are growing increasingly enraged. Additionally, it compels many people to vote for President Donald Trump while preventing them from purchasing homes.
Inskeep was perplexed by Mayorkas’s “working” claim, in part because he trusts that Mayorkas’s border policy matches the core policy of U. S. immigration law.
The popular law that the US government has established is to shield American families from ruthless employers who prefer to employ low-paying foreigners for jobs in the country.
But Biden’s coalition has a very different perspective. His progressive deputies, particularly the Cuban-born Mayorkas, think borders are detrimental to “equity” between Americans and foreigners. His business allies want , more consumers, more renters, and wage- cutting workers. Additionally, the Democratic Party’s left-wingers want more dependent voters and welfare clients.
Thus, Mayorkas and Biden’s policy seeks to smuggle a sizable number of immigrants into the United States by cutting off quasi-legal passageways through the country’s complex and contradictory legal system. ” We enforce the law”, Mayorkas told NPR, even though he has helped import roughly 10 million legal, illegal, and quasi- legal migrants since 2021.
That significant inflow is proportionate to the number of children born in the United States that year.
Unsurprisingly, Mayorkas was impeached by the House of Representatives in February.
Inskeep ca n’t comprehend Mayorkas ‘ ruthless policy, partly because the establishment media and academia have n’t recognized its existence or given it a name. Inskeep has repeatedly persuaded Mayorkas to ignore his inquiries, frequently shifting the blame to someone else.
But Breitbart News has a name for Mayorkas’s damaging high- migration, low- wage, pro- business policy.
Extraction Migration
Since at least 1990, the federal government has relied on , Extraction Migration , to grow the consumer economy after it helped investors move the high- wage manufacturing sector to lower- wage countries.
The migration policy extracts , vast amounts of , human resources from needy countries. The additional workers, consumers, and renters push up stock values , by shrinking Americans ‘ wages, subsidizing , low- productivity companies, boosting rents, and spiking real estate prices.
The economic policy has pushed many native- born Americans out of careers in a , wide variety , of business sectors, reduced , Americans ‘ , productivity , and political , clout, slowed , high- tech innovation, shrunk trade, crippled civic solidarity, and incentivized government officials and progressives to ignore the , rising death rate , of , discarded, low- status , Americans.
I spent a day in a large camp with homeless people who needed care. I discovered that each of them was a participant in the nearby RCP program, known as the Recuperative Care Program. According to their website, they offer “immediate access to respite housing, health care, and intensive picture.” twitter.com/H5tsC7vp8x
— Kevin Dahlgren ( @kevinvdahlgren ) May 2, 2024
The policy also sucks jobs and wealth from heartland states by , subsidizing coastal investors , and government agencies with a flood of low- wage workers, high- occupancy renters, and government- aided consumers. Similar policies have harmed Canadian and British citizens ‘ economies.
The colonialism- like policy , has killed , hundreds of Americans. not counting drug deaths.  , But it has also , damaged small nations , and killed thousands of migrants, including many on the , taxpayer- funded jungle trail , through the Darien Gap in Panama.