Es ist nicht überraschend, dass Trumps Einwanderungsbeschränkungen immer noch keine Verbesserungen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt für in den USA geborene Personen bringen. Im letzten Jahr ist die Arbeitslosigkeit unter den in den USA geborenen Personen von 3,7 % auf 4,1 % gestiegen, während die Beschäftigung unter den in den USA geborenen Personen gesunken ist.

Vielleicht hätte der Polizist während des Vorfalls Facebook verlassen und beide Hände an seiner Waffe gehabt, dann hätte er nicht drei Kugeln in den Kopf einer Mutter abgefeuert.

🚨 BREAKING: A MASSIVE new scam just blew open in Minnesota Regular single-family homes are being rebranded as “assisted living facilities” to drain taxpayer money. And the numbers are insane. Here’s what investigators found 👇 • Assisted living programs in Minnesota are growing 2× faster than other state programs • Payments are exploding at 10–15× the rate of everything else • Shell companies are being used to set up many of these locations • New “facilities” are popping up all over Minnesota cities • A shocking number are tied to known money-laundering scammers One of these places looks like an average house on a quiet street. But on paper, it bills itself as an assisted living facility. And it’s pulling in huge taxpayer dollars. Now look at these numbers 🤯 • Minneapolis (pop. ~425,000): 169 facilities • St. Paul (pop. ~307,000): 83 facilities • Brooklyn Center (pop. ~30,000): 106 facilities • Brooklyn Park (pop. ~84,000): 181 facilities Yes… more than Minneapolis, a city FIVE TIMES larger. And it gets worse. One of these “assisted living” operations is owned by a man indicted for laundering $1 MILLION in the Feeding Our Future scandal. 📌 These facilities pulled in $2.3 MILLION in state money last year alone 📌 According to Minnesota Reformer, that same individual has received $49 MILLION since 2016 This isn’t a coincidence. This isn’t mismanagement. This is a system being exploited on purpose. How much longer are taxpayers supposed to fund this? 👀