are millions of undocumented immigrants playing a part in higher food , fuel , and rent costs ?

[yidnar]

with an estimated nearly 8 to 10 million [ may be even more ] people crossing the border in the past few yrs is it possible that the increase in demand for food , housing , fuel ect ..could be helping fuel higher costs ?

How Does Immigration into the United States Affect the Country’s Housing Market?

Increases in immigration into a metropolitan statistical area (MSA) are linked with rising rents and home prices in that MSA and neighboring MSAs, according to Abeba Mussa and her colleagues. The authors use data from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Federal Housing...

housingmatters.urban.org

 

[yidnar]

it would seem 10 million new consumers increasing demand would definitely cause prices to rise .

 

[EMH]

Rent = big time

Also add that the fires we see increasing in America every year are not from "warming" that is not actually happening, but rather because

TOO MANY PEOPLE ARE CONSUMING TOO MUCH OF NATURE's FINITE FRESH WATER SUPPLY

and hence as more and more humans steal more and more water from nature, plants get dry and burn. Adding in all these illegals will just make that problem worse, deliberately, so that the Co2 FRAUD can blame it on "warming" that does not actually exist.

 

[Yarddog]

with an estimated nearly 8 to 10 million [ may be even more ] people crossing the border in the past few yrs is it possible that the increase in demand for food , housing , fuel ect ..could be helping fuel higher costs ?

How Does Immigration into the United States Affect the Country’s Housing Market?

Increases in immigration into a metropolitan statistical area (MSA) are linked with rising rents and home prices in that MSA and neighboring MSAs, according to Abeba Mussa and her colleagues. The authors use data from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Federal Housing...

housingmatters.urban.org

no no, Democrats will tell you there are only 11million here just like for the last 20 years or so,

 

[1srelluc]

I suspect it pales in comparison with the price increases that the EBT/Free Shit Army causes.