The Weather Channel is promoting the broad-based claim that immigrants are allowed to enter into the United States if their homelands are damaged due to “extreme weather” — and the president Joe Biden is eager to accept the claim.
“Is it the responsibility of the United States to protect migrants who might be fleeing extreme weather in their countries?” meteorologist Stephanie Abrams asked Biden during an unusual softball-based interview near the Grand Canyon.
Biden responded during the August 9 broadcast:
“Look, I think the United States should do everything it can to help people who are in desperate need and have no other means of help. And we’ve always done that. It is just who we are. We’re the United States of America … for example, one of the things we’re doing is we’re providing for changing the environment, the physical structures, inthe countries which they come from.”
Biden was then able to move away from the subject Biden then remarked “We’re replacing every single lead pipe in America.”
Business groups are seeking to bring in poor people from Europe and the United States and Europe to serve as renters, consumers and low-cost workers.
One argument is that “climate refugees” are being caused by climate change and therefore should be allowed to integrate into Americans the society instead of creating their own countries.
“There could be 1.2 billion climate refugees by 2050,” the Swiss-based Zurich Insurance Group Ltd claimed in June 2023:
As per UNHCR, the agency of the United Nations for refugees annual report shows that an average for 21.5 millions people have been relocated each year because of weather-related disasters – like storms, floods and wildfires and extreme temperatures between 2008 between 2008 and the year 2016. The climate-related migration is predicted to continue to grow in the next few decades with predictions from an international think tank the IEP which predicts in the future that 1.2 billion people will be forced out of the world in 2050 because of extreme weather events and climate change.
Businesses also seek out more immigrants because it’s much safer and more convenient for them to take in people from poor countries instead of investing in developing nations. Breitbart News announced in November 2021 that:
Through the 1990s the economists hoped that investors from wealthy countries to transfer investments that create jobs to developing countries and thus, lift millions of people out of poverty, Douglas Holtz-Eakin the president of the Republican-linked American Action Forum, said.
Yet, “for any number of reasons — lack of ability for contract enforcement, or political issues, etc.”the capital of wealthy countries] did not flow as it should. It stayed in these [wealthy] countries,” he said during an October 26 online talk organized by far-left public publication DemocracyJournal.org.
However, economics is not a fan of the absence of a vacuum. So “now the [poor] labor is coming for the capital,” through the international movement, as per Holtz-Eakin, an economist pro-migration who was previously employed by senator. John McCain and for the president George W. Bush when he pushed the”open borders “any willing worker” claim.
Biden has already reportedly imported more than 6 million migrants to serve economic reasons in less than three years.
This economic policy has benefited investors by boosting property prices while reducing Americans wage levels.
The huge influx of migrants that Biden has received includes 2 million legal immigrants, 3.5 million illegal and semi-legal immigrants allowed to cross the southern border, around 1.6 million “gotaways” who sneaked over the border, and hundreds of thousands immigrants who refuse to go back home after their visas run out.
Migration — and, in particular the movement of labor is a source of discontent for GOP or swing vote. A majority of 54 percent of Americans think that Biden allows an invasion of the southern border, according to a poll conducted in August 2022 conducted by the center-left National Public Radio (NPR). A 54-percent “Invasion” majority included 76 percent of Republicans and 46 % of those who are independent as well as 40 percent Democrats.