Globalist media conglomerate Bloomberg is pushing for recent migrants to the United States to be settled in Republican-voting counties across the country. In a story ostensibly about the economic need for migrants in red-leaning localities, Bloomberg subtly alludes to the potential electoral impact the migrants could have.
Founded by former New York City Mayor and Democrat mega-donor Michael Bloomberg, the corporate news outlet laments that in “battleground states that will decide this November’s election, about 72 [percent] of migrants in 2023 went to Biden counties while less than a third went to Trump counties.” The authors go on to note that “[s]wing states received 12 percent of all migrants, with most going to blue counties like Philadelphia, home to Pennsylvania’s largest city, and Gwinnett, which is outside Atlanta.”
The Bloomberg story goes on to note that “[t]hese newcomers are unlikely to become U.S. citizens before the election, so they won’t be casting ballots of their own. But their arrival will nonetheless reverberate in the presidential contest…”
What the authors don’t acknowledge is that some of these migrants could potentially cast ballots in November’s election illegally. The National Pulse has reported on numerous instances of noncitizens illegally voting in federal and state elections around the country, largely due to poor vetting of voter registrations.
Proponents of mass immigration, including Bloomberg, often contend that settling migrants in economically depressed areas with declining populations provides benefits to locals. The migrant workers, they argue, serve as a tax revenue base and provide cheap labor for local businesses. In reality, these migrants often undercut the wages of native residents and place increased strain on municipal services. Cities like Springfield, Ohio, which has seen a massive influx of Haitian migrants, have experienced rapid increases in housing costs and ballooning budgets for city services.
