Bloomberg, a globalist media giant, has launched a campaign pushing for recent migrants to be settled in Republican-leaning counties across the U.S. The outlet, founded by Democrat donor Michael Bloomberg, claims that these areas have an economic need for immigrant labor. However, many see this as an attempt to manipulate the voting landscape.
According to Bloomberg’s report, 72% of migrants in 2023 went to counties that supported President Joe Biden, while a smaller portion ended up in counties that backed President Donald Trump. They note that in swing states, most migrants moved to blue-leaning areas, which could have a significant impact on future elections.
While Bloomberg insists that these migrants won’t be voting in 2024, concerns remain that illegal voting may occur due to weak voter registration enforcement. In the past, reports have surfaced of noncitizens participating in state and federal elections illegally.
Proponents of mass immigration argue that immigrants provide essential services and contribute to local economies. They claim that these new arrivals bring in tax revenue and offer cheap labor to businesses. However, critics argue that the influx of migrants puts a strain on municipal services and drives down wages for native-born Americans.
Communities like Springfield, Ohio, have experienced sharp increases in housing costs and pressure on local services after large numbers of Haitian migrants settled in the area. Many conservatives are concerned that this settlement strategy could be a way for Democrats to undermine the Republican voter base.
The debate over immigration reform continues to divide the nation, with Republicans advocating for stricter border controls and Democrats pushing for more lenient policies. The push to settle migrants in conservative areas only adds to the tension.
