Brian Laird on WNYC.

Now more on migration for part of the next conversation.

We're going to look at the effects of recent migration on New York City's job market and talk about some other economic

news with reporter and analyst and economics reporting professor at the Newmark School of

Journalism at CUNY, Greg David, our friend Greg David, who comes on frequently to talk about

economic news. By now you've probably heard that former President Trump

claims that the recent influx of migrants poses a threat to native-born people of color,

particularly the black population of our country in terms of the job market.

But if you haven't heard, here's a 30-second clip of Trump,

doubling down on this assertion at the National Association of Black

Journalists Convention a few weeks ago.

Coming from the border are millions and millions of people that happen to be taking black

jobs.

You had the best?

What exactly is a black job, sir? A black job is anybody that has a job.

That's what it is. Anybody that has a job. And they're taking the employment away from black people.

They're coming in and they're coming in. They're invading. It's an invasion of millions of people,

probably 15, 16, 17 million people. I have a feeling it's much more than that.

And everybody's been seeing what's happened.

The first group of people, the black population,

is affected most by that.

So, apart from the shock factor of Trump

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