Via Brave,
<URL:
https://search.brave.com/news?q=%22Donald+Trump%22+immigration>
see Business Insider's Ben Winck and Jason Lalljee on whether Donald
Trump regrets taking Jared Kushner's advice to downplay the National
Question on the campaign stump against Joe Biden and Kamala Harris: <URL:
https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-covid-immigration-makes-inflation-worse-recession-outlook-jobs-supply-2022-10>
| Suzanne Clark, CEO of the US Chamber of Commerce, said in January
| that allowing more immigrants into the US would help mitigate both
| soaring inflation and the labor shortage.
|
| "We need more workers," she told reporters at the time. "We should
| welcome people who want to come here, go to school, and stay... That
| is a place the government could be particularly helpful and we do
| believe it would be anti-inflationary."
|
| Easing the path to immigration could be a saving grace for the US'
| financial straits -- this time last year, the US would have had
| about 2 million more workers if immigration had stayed on its trend
| from the first half of the 2010s before reversing itself during
| Trump's presidential term, Insider estimated, for instance.
Does Bill Stepien advise Trump's Save America PAC endorsed candidates
to campaign on the law of supply and demand and its impact on
affordable family formation?
John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"Flashbacks of Jared Kushner saying that Trump voters were trapped
and had to accept his policies and agenda even if they didn't like
it because, "Where will they go?" The GOP is operating the same way,
"Where will they go?"" - Pedro Gonzalez <URL:
https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1583201047719202817>
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