Immigration Policy - Proposed freeze on ALL immigration until specific objectives are met [1] - Objectives include reforming chain migration, ending H-1B visas, addressing birthright citizenship, and vetting individuals for adherence to Sharia law [1]

RT :(){ :|:& };:🏴‍☠️ (@0___________0_v)When the US was #1 academically at everything in the 1960s, it was 90% White, now it's 58% WhiteImmigration from Asia has been (somewhat) elitist immigration (historically)Immigration from Latin America has been mass immigration (because of no border enforcement)Just as a math problem, from which country could the average immigrant outperform the average White American? Only Japan, Singapore & TaiwanSo those are the only countries you could have accepted mass (not elit ...

RT AF Post (@AFpost)DHS acknowledges a 50M foreign-born population, specifically 53.312M, while reporting Trump has caused a net decline of 2.2M foreigners through self deportations and forced deportations.Follow: @AFpost https://t.co/1HYqZb9OFm ...

RT Patrick Casey (@restoreorderusa)If you want to understand what the Trump administration is doing on immigration, just read liberal sources. They will tell you the truth: we're in the early stages of one of the largest immigration crackdowns in US history. Thanks to Trump, America is experiencing net negative migration for the first time since the 60s.Whatever you do, don't read right-wing Twitter, where you'll see claims that Trump's massively increasing immigration, where people base their understanding ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@cryptooling @elonmusk Crossing a border does not magically turn non-Italians into Italians. Mass immigration would just make the country we now call Italy non-Italian. ...

Supply and Construction Trends - Apartment construction starts are projected to decrease by 65% next year [1] - Industrial construction is also down 70% [3] - Data centers are now a larger asset class in construction than office buildings in the US for the first time [3] Rental Market and Debt Issues - Rents have gone negative in many markets, contrary to expectations [2] - Many properties with construction loans may not be able to pay off their debts at maturity [2] Population and Immigration - The US has experienced a reduction in population for the first time in 250 years, negatively impacting real estate [3] - Net exporting people is a problem for many real estate markets [4] - The country needs to encourage legal immigration, which has historically contributed significantly to GDP growth [4] Investment Opportunities - Rates are coming down, presenting opportunities to buy real estate in the US at deep discounts to replacement cost, especially in office buildings [4]

RT Patrick Casey (@restoreorderusa)Whenever messaging like this appears, pushback is justified. The Trump administration's only actions on the H-1B program have been to make it harder to get one. I'd like to see more of that – but ideally I'd like to see the program gutted entirely.With that said, and while this was undeniably a comms disaster, it's clear that he's confused. He's not talking about H-1Bs. He's talking about a very specific instance in which Hyundai invested $12.6 billion in a battery factory ...

In 2026 a dollop of cash from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will fund more immigration agents, detention centres, removal flights and surveillance technology https://t.co/fZ0TaiSQhd ...

RT Savanah Hernandez (@Savsays)I’m tired of “based” social media videos and big talk from the admin with zero follow through.We voted for home affordability and we were given 50 year mortgages and debt slavery.We voted for mass deportations and we can’t even get Kilmar Abrego Garcia out of our country.We have a sitting U.S. congresswoman who openly declares her loyalty to SOMALIA and the best we can do is joke about deporting herANTIFA was linked to the assassination of Charlie Kirk and after labeling them ...

Core Insights - Immigration continues to contribute to the growth of the U.S. workforce, with foreign-born workers increasing at a rate of 4% per year compared to 1.2% for native-born workers since 2021 [2][3][7] - The decline in immigrant workforce numbers reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics may be misleading due to immigrants' reluctance to participate in government surveys, leading to potential underreporting [5][7] - Revelio Labs' analysis, which relies on professional profiles rather than surveys, suggests that the U.S. economy needs to create between 32,000 to 97,000 jobs monthly to maintain current employment levels, contrasting with lower estimates from other economists [4][9] Immigration Impact on Labor Force - The immigrant workforce is growing faster than the native-born population despite immigration restrictions and deportations [2][7] - Revelio Labs attributes the discrepancy in workforce numbers to immigrants' fear of sharing information with the government, which affects survey accuracy [5][7] - The analysis indicates that the U.S. economy's job creation needs are higher than previously estimated to prevent rising unemployment [4][9] Job Creation Requirements - Revelio Labs estimates that the U.S. needs to add 32,000 to 97,000 jobs each month to break even, while the American Enterprise Institute suggests a lower requirement of 10,000 to 40,000 jobs [9] - In August, the U.S. economy added 22,000 jobs, indicating a potential deterioration in the job market under Revelio's assumptions, while it may be stable according to AEI's estimates [9]