Biden Makes Securing U.S. Jobs Easier for Border Crossers, Illegal Aliens
President Joe Biden’s administration is making it easier for border crossers and illegal aliens to secure American jobs after they are released into the United States interior.
In 2019, former President Trump directed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to stop fast-tracking work permits for border crossers and illegal aliens who are subsequently released into American communities.
The rule change made sure that border crossers and illegal aliens would need to be in the U.S. for at least a year before applying for work permits through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) agency.
Now, as Reuters reports, Biden is repealing the Trump-era rule change to ensure that hundreds of thousands of border crossers and illegal aliens his DHS releases every few months into the U.S. interior can now more quickly secure work permits to take American jobs.
As part of the reversal, border crossers and illegal aliens who crossed in between ports of entry or have been convicted of certain crimes will now be eligible for work permits after residing in the U.S. for at least 150 days.
Biden’s push to more quickly get border crossers and illegal aliens into American jobs comes as 11.5 million Americans are jobless but want full-time employment and another 4.1 million Americans are stuck in part-time jobs wanting full-time work.
John Binder is a reporter for Breitbart News. Email him at jbinder@breitbart.com. Follow him on Twitter here.
MASSIVE LAYOFFS Starting And More Fed Interest Rate Hikes Are Coming!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-xmeGT_5XA
Worse to Come: Bank of America Expects Unemployment to Soar to 5.6% Next Year
Unemployment will soar to 5.6 percent by the end of next year, according to a revised forecast from Bank of America.
The bank raised its forecast for unemployment after the Federal Reserve officials indicated that they think the central bank’s interest rate target will approach five percent next year. The steeper path and higher peak for interest rates makes a “hard(er) landing” more likely, according to a research note from the U.S. economics team led by Michael Gapen.
The bank had been forecasting a five percent unemployment rate for year-end 2023, so the new rate is nearly a 12 percent increase.
In August, the unemployment rate was 3.7 percent, up slightly from the 3.5 percent in July and the 3.6 percent in each of the months before that since March.
“The Fed’s actions suggest to us that it is committed to reducing inflation and it appears willing to accept some deterioration in labor market conditions,” the Bank of America economists wrote.
The bank expects GDP to fall to one percent in the four quarters of 2023. The bank thinks the Fed will raise its target range for the Federal Funds rate to 4.75 to 5.0 percent.A rapid rise in unemployment—such as the nearly two hundred basis point hike forecast by Bank of America—is often considered a marker of a recession. The Sahm Rule, named for economist Claudia Sahm, says a recession has begun when the three-month moving average of the national unemployment rate rises by 0.50 percentage points or more relative to its low during the previous 12 months. If Bank of America’s forecast is correct, the U.S. will be in a Sahm Rule recession sometime next year.
McCarthy: 'Democratic Policies Have Already Taken One Month of Your Wages’
(CNSNews.com) - House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Friday unveiled the House Republicans’ Commitment to America, which is aimed at fighting inflation, lowering the cost of living, making the country energy independent, reducing gas prices, strengthening the supply chain, and reducing dependence on China.
It also includes a plan to defend the country’s national security, reduce crime, protect public safety, secure the border and combat illegal immigration.
McCarthy said that Republicans plan to take the country in “a new direction.”
He said that after speaking to voters across the country, Republicans heard the same thing: “Can I afford it? Can I afford to fill up my tank? Can I afford the food, the milk? Can I afford baby formula?”
“I asked everyone across this country, could you afford to give up one month of your wages?” he said while speaking in Pittsburgh, Pa. “The sad part is these Democratic policies have already taken one month of your wages. So now, the struggle you have is that you’re living through 12 months with 11 months pay now because inflation is so high.”
We warned the Democrats not to do that American Rescue Plan but It wasn’t just us warning. Larry Summers, secretary of Treasury, Democrat, told them, don’t do it. You’d bring inflation. Steve Ratner, Democratic advisor to Obama, calls it the original sin of inflation.
Then we watched what they did to our community: the defunding of the police. We got crime problems from Portland to Philadelphia with DAs and prosecutors who look the other way. We’ve watched what’s happened to our border, the millions of people who are just walking across - people on the terrorist watch list, but now we’re watching it create every community to be a border community.
Fentanyl, the number one killer of Americans between the ages of 18 and 45. That poison starts in China and comes across our border. Do you realize it’s killing 300 Americans every day. It’s like an airliner crashing each day? If that happened three days in this country, we’d say it’s a crisis and we’d change it, but the White House tells us we are secure.
FUK BRANDON! ALL THE WAY TO GITMO!
Majority Say Their Financial Situation Is ‘Getting Worse’ Under Biden
Most voters say their financial situation is actively “getting worse” under President Biden’s leadership, a recent Harvard-Harris survey found.
Over half, according to the survey, say their financial situation is “getting worse” under Biden’s leadership — 56 percent. For a comparison, one year ago in July 2021, 33 percent said their financial situation was “getting worse.” And in January 2020, former President Trump’s last month in office, 20 percent said their financial situation was worsening, reflecting an ongoing increase throughout Biden’s presidency.
This coincides with a recent Suffolk University/USA TODAY survey, which found that 4 in 10 Americans are force to cut back on basic goods like groceries due to inflation.
The results come as Americans grapple with 41-year high inflation in Biden’s recession, as the country experienced two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth. In the second quarter of the year, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shrank by 0.9 percent:
The economy contracted by 1.6 percent in the first quarter. Many Americans consider two straight quarters of recession to be the marker of a recession. Economists, however, rely on the determination of the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) to say when a recession starts. The NBER has a more complex and subjective definition of recessions and typically does not declare a recession until several months after it has begun.
This is problematic for Democrats as the midterm election moves closer, since 34 percent identify price increases and inflation as the most important issues facing the country today, followed by 29 percent who agree it is the economy and jobs. Additionally, inflation stands as the greatest concern for Americans, according to the survey.
A Rasmussen Reports survey released on Wednesday spelled further trouble for Democrats, as most believe the country is in a recession and that Democrats are to blame
Survey: Joe Biden’s Approval Underwater on Every Key Issue
President Joe Biden’s approval rating is underwater on every key issue listed in the latest The Economist/YouGov survey.
The survey, taken September 17-20, 2022, among 1,500 U.S. adult citizens, found Biden’s overall approval underwater by seven percent, as a majority, 51 percent, find him unfavorable, compared to 44 percent who view him favorably. The gap grows even more when respondents were asked if they approve or disapprove of the way Biden is handling his job as president — 51 percent disapproving and 42 percent approving.
It does not end there, however. The survey also asked respondents to rate the president on a variety of issues, but on every single issue listed in the poll, Biden’s approval rating is completely underwater. For instance, he has a net negative approval on jobs and the economy, as 41 percent approve, compared to 48 percent who disapprove.
His net approval on immigration is even worse. He is underwater by 20 percentage points, as 53 percent disapprove, and 33 percent approve.
This trend continues on every other issue listed.
Abortion:
35 percent approve
48 percent disapprove
Civil Rights:
40 percent approve
41 percent disapprove
Civil liberties:
39 percent approve
41 percent disapprove
Crime:
35 percent approve
47 percent disapprove
Criminal Justice Reform:
33 percent approve
47 percent disapprove
Most, 52 percent, doubt Biden cares about the needs and problems of “people like you.” Of those, 38 percent said he “doesn’t care at all,” and 14 percent said “not much.” Further, 58 percent tend to believe Biden is a “weak” leader, and a plurality–46 percent–are “pessimistic” about the next few years with Biden at the helm.
The survey has a +/- 2.9 percent margin of error and coincides with the findings of a recent Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll, which found former President Donald Trump still outperforming Biden on a range of issues as well.
A recent survey from The Economist/YouGov showed Biden’s approval completely underwater on the issue of crime, as 33 percent approve, and 47 percent disapprove.
The president’s abysmal approval ratings come weeks ahead of the midterm elections, and Democrats hope to disassociate themselves from the social and economic woes that have occurred under the Biden administration.
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