Nie jest zaskoczeniem, że zaostrzenie polityki imigracyjnej Trumpa wciąż nie przynosi poprawy na rynku pracy dla osób urodzonych w USA W ciągu ostatniego roku stopa bezrobocia wśród osób urodzonych w kraju wzrosła z 3,7% do 4,1%, podczas gdy zatrudnienie w tej grupie spadło.

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🚨 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? 👀