NEW Americans to take care of old Americans

[Manonthestreet]

DHS to issue grants helping 'New Americans' work in long-term care facilities

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is offering grants to help "New Americans" staff long-term care facilities across the state.

alphanews.org

Great plan. Criminals to "take care" of the elderly. Hope the Gov gets his own experience in it

 

[1srelluc]

Great, non-english speakers (mostly) to care for already confused oldsters....What a plan.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Great, non-english speakers (mostly) to care for already confused oldsters....What a plan.

It's designed to kill off the elderly.

President Trump and mass deportations can't come fast enough.

 

[Greenbeard]

Boomer nativism resulting in them wasting away in decrepit understaffed nursing homes will be a sad cosmic irony.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

DHS to issue grants helping 'New Americans' work in long-term care facilities

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is offering grants to help "New Americans" staff long-term care facilities across the state.

alphanews.org

Great plan. Criminals to "take care" of the elderly. Hope the Gov gets his own experience in it

How are they criminals?

I cannot really see the downside to this program. Nursing Homes are dying for workers, this gives those that are motivated to work and make a new life for themselves a chance to do so while also helping to fill a gap in employment in our nursing homes.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Boomer nativism resulting in them wasting away in decrepit understaffed nursing homes will be a sad cosmic irony.

Yeah, it reminds of the old MASH episode where the wounded guy did not want any blood from black people.

 

[Rambunctious]

They can't even take care of themselves....

 

[Rambunctious]

The Big Apple’s migrant crisis sparked an “unprecedented” increase in the number of people living in taxpayer-funded homeless shelters, according to a City Hall report released Tuesday.

The daily average shelter population surged 20.8% — to 54,838 — during the first four months of fiscal 2023, which began July 1, the Preliminary Mayor’s Management Report for February said.

That’s up from an average of 45,381 during the same time in fiscal 2022, with the report saying the spike was “driven by an unprecedented increase in entrants, primarily related to the influx of asylum seekers from the southern United States border.”

The increase — which followed two successive years of declines — was even greater when combined with the final months of fiscal 2022 when the flood of migrants to the city began.


Those figures showed that the number of families with children who entered the shelter system spiked 41.8% while the number of single adults more than doubled, by 104.7%, according to the report.

“This rapid increase in entries resulted in growth of 26.9% in the families with children census and of 9.5% the single adult census, despite increases in exits to permanent housing over that same period,” the report said.