@SeasonedRP Simple. Like any other "free" market, short supply will drive up production and a new equilibrium will be reached after an initial spike in the prices.

That's not happening with the housing market, because it's not a free market. There is a law. If 20% of the residents object to a new project in the town hall, that project is vetoed.

Guess what? There's always a 20% boomer nosy retired-military type of population who are willing to show their assess in the town hall when we're at work.

That's why new houses are not being built despite the increasing demand.

Again. Nothing to do with immigrants. In a healthy society, population will always increase, and the US ain't running out of land anytime soon. It's one of the least densely populated countries in the World. The construction business haven't stopped in those most densely populated ones yet.

I haven't written anything in my initial comment without doing my due diligence. I'm not gonna spend hours replying to you guys here.

Swallow your pride and go do your research or stop calling yourself red pilled. Or don't... I'm okay with a little irony.

Oh! about the illegal crossing thing. How the fuck are immigrants supposed to enter? Since the early 2000s, legal ways of immigrating to the US has been made so difficult, it's almost like illegal immigration has been encouraged.

It's not like how it was when your great grandparents came here dude. You can't just pack your shit and register at the harbor anymore. These hispanics ain't really doing anything your grandparents didn't. They're just not white. South Africans on the other hand (The white ones) are free to come.

It's never about race. Sureeee...

@Typo-MAGAshiv "They're the ones fighting to replace regular Americans with cheap illegal aliens, who in turn drive up prices on everything (especially housing)." The boomers in the hood who are hoarding houses to rent out and have the time in the middle of a business day to attend town hall meetings are the ones who are driving up the housing prices. This has little to nothing to do with immigrants.

Billionaires want you to blame imigrants because they don't want you to blame them.

The reality is, they dump millions into presidential campaigns and lobbying, so they can save hundreds of millions in the long run by influencing legislation. AKA whoever you vote, the elected officials won't listen to you. They are shifting more wealth from under you, to themselves. That's what's driving up the prices.

You can thank the supreme court for this, since they ruled out bribery as "freedom of speech".

There are only a few bad aspects of immigration I can see--and these are far outnumbered by the advantages: • Cartel activity • Isolated communities failing to integrate.

The administration have done nothing to fix these issues so far anyway. Not even a little bit.

Leaving an oppressive state and coming here to start a better life and enjoying the freedom has always been part of the American culture. You should give some credit to that.

The "immigration problem" is the biggest lie told to you by the party, as a privacy cover for the billionaires who fund them.