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🗓️ 27 August 2018
⏱️ 142 minutes
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0:00.0 | Immigration, big topic, man, polarizing topic, pan the ass topics research, rap ones mind around. |
0:07.2 | Very important topic to discuss, very emotional and personal topic for many to listen to. |
0:12.1 | Proud of this one, worked hard on it, hope it shows. Can the United States open her arms and just let |
0:17.4 | anyone and everyone pour inside his borders and chase the American dream? Sure, I mean, I guess it |
0:22.4 | could, but at what cost? How much difficulty would doing so add to those already here and |
0:28.0 | chasing the dream of property ownership access to healthcare and higher education, the possibility |
0:32.4 | of a comfortable retirement? Based on 2016, US Census Bureau estimates over 43 million US residents |
0:38.4 | were living in poverty. 18.5 million Americans were already living in deep poverty, defined as having |
0:45.1 | a household income below 50% of the poverty threshold. In the continental United States, the poverty |
0:50.5 | threshold for a family of four was a household income of $24,300. So deep poverty would be |
0:57.8 | almost 20 million Americans living in a household were less than 12K a year is made. |
1:03.6 | That's the equivalent of someone working full time all year, but only getting paid $5 an hour, brutal. |
1:08.8 | Los Angeles County had officially over 55,000 people classified as homeless in 2017. |
1:15.6 | 55,000 homeless people in just one American county. And after living there for over six years, |
1:22.4 | I believe it. If anything, it sounds low. Financial stability is very, very fragile. |
1:27.1 | For many Americans, Federal Reserve data reveals that the median value for the amount of money the |
1:31.8 | average American has in savings is $5,200. median here denoting there are an equal number of people |
1:37.3 | who have less than this amount as there are people who have more. The median amount of savings for |
1:42.4 | someone under the age of 35, $1,580. Can we afford to let more people in? Some financial experts think |
1:50.4 | things that I will be worse if we don't. How many industries are somewhat dependent on immigration? |
1:55.4 | Or frankly, illegal immigration. How many farms and orchards would go bankrupt without seasonal |
2:00.6 | migrant labor? Some of which is illegal. How many restaurants could go bankrupt without foreign |
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