Gallup went out and did a survey....to estimate up how many non-Americans around the Caribbean and Latin America would want to pack up and move to the US.
From the 33 countries on the list (remember, this doesn't include Africa, Asia, or the Middle East)....they figure 42-million people are 'interested'.
If you included three other regions (Africa, Asia and the Middle East)? I would take a humble guess that those three regions would add up to over 150-million. So you add the 42 and 150 numbers up, and you come close to 192-million.
So the logical question here to ask....just using the 42-million number only....how easy would the group be assimilated into America?
Just looking at the population of South Carolina currently (5.14-million)....they'd probably bump to around 6-million.
Using Tennessee? Currently at 6.8-million? With incoming, they'd come fairly close to 7.5-million.
The fact that most would only settle where real jobs are located? So you count almost figure Montana and Utah....get almost no bump-up. States like Texas or California? They'd likely get seven to ten million new residents each.
Are there even homes or jobs for a 'bump-up'? No....if you sit and think about it....neither exist in the numbers required.
The fact that tens of thousands of Africans are viewing Twitter or Facebook daily, and seeing encouraging news of migrants from Peru making their way into Mexico, and to the border?
The crew around Biden really don't grasp or understand the depth of this issue and how far they can turn this into a deep pit.
So, it's just something to ponder and wonder about. When 2024 comes around....just how big a mess will migration be, and how angry will the public be at that point?
Then you come to this one problem....what if the others (the Africans for example) find a way to get a freighter seat and land somewhere in Honduras or Costa Rica?
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