All Those Immigrants Moving In. You Have To Wonder. They Must Be Moving Into One & Two Bedroom Apartments, Homes.Up To 10 Or 12 Per Unit?

[My_Chinchilla_Is_A_Racist]

This is probably pretty common throughout the states where you have all of these sub-par/low rent complexes where they have rules to how many are allowed in each unit. It's probably no more than 4 in a standard 1000 sq foot 2 bedroom apt. Probably 2 in a One Bedroom apt. So now lets take in our new 3 or so million american citizens! you have to assume that they are moving in with friends/family. The ones that are already maxed out in their homes. So anyone here want to guess that many of them are finding ways to sneak them into their homes in these complexes? Can you just imagine 8 people in a typical two bedroom apartment? Then the management catches on to it. This is probably common in the worst parts of Los Angeles/Miami/New York, etc. I heard a long time ago, a news story that was focusing on this one bedroom apt. in Miami. There were at least 10 people living in it. Now, for those who moved into actual homes, maybe they are sleeping on floors/couches/garages? can you imagine the new water and electricity bills?

 

[MisterBeale]

'Costly failure': Biden admin gave 300K+ smartphones to migrants, cost over $360K a day

In a costly endeavor, President Joe Biden's administration has reportedly issued over 300,000 smartphones to noncitizens who have migrated to the United States.

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Biden Admin Awards $80 Million Contract That Prohibits GPS Monitoring Of Illegal Immigrants

The Biden administration is spending nearly $80 million on a new system to monitor illegal immigrants that prohibits the use of any GPS technology, a decision that experts say will make it impossible to locate their whereabouts after their release into the United States.

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If you ever wonder why the value of our currency has been demolished so badly? It isn't just the Build Back Better garbage, and the black hole that is funding the proxy war in Ukraine, it is also the illegal immigration scheme.

And that is why many of us are having a hard time paying the rent, covering our bills, and affording food.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

This is probably pretty common throughout the states where you have all of these sub-par/low rent complexes where they have rules to how many are allowed in each unit. It's probably no more than 4 in a standard 1000 sq foot 2 bedroom apt. Probably 2 in a One Bedroom apt. So now lets take in our new 3 or so million american citizens! you have to assume that they are moving in with friends/family. The ones that are already maxed out in their homes. So anyone here want to guess that many of them are finding ways to sneak them into their homes in these complexes? Can you just imagine 8 people in a typical two bedroom apartment? Then the management catches on to it. This is probably common in the worst parts of Los Angeles/Miami/New York, etc. I heard a long time ago, a news story that was focusing on this one bedroom apt. in Miami. There were at least 10 people living in it. Now, for those who moved into actual homes, maybe they are sleeping on floors/couches/garages? can you imagine the new water and electricity bills?

8 people? More like 20. In sleeping bags on the floor.

 

[excalibur]

The wet dream of the leftoids is to destroy the zoning of single-family homes and build multi-family housing in single-family house neighborhoods. There is their solution.

They will never give up on that, and if the American people ever give Democrats power back within the next 30 or so years the left will destroy suburbia.

 

[My_Chinchilla_Is_A_Racist]

8 people? More like 20. In sleeping bags on the floor.

wouldnt surprise us the number of one bedroom apartments in the poorer parts of towns probably brought in another 3 or 4 roomates, and in some cases have to sneak them in and out at night so management never sees them

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

This is probably pretty common throughout the states where you have all of these sub-par/low rent complexes where they have rules to how many are allowed in each unit. It's probably no more than 4 in a standard 1000 sq foot 2 bedroom apt. Probably 2 in a One Bedroom apt. So now lets take in our new 3 or so million american citizens! you have to assume that they are moving in with friends/family. The ones that are already maxed out in their homes. So anyone here want to guess that many of them are finding ways to sneak them into their homes in these complexes? Can you just imagine 8 people in a typical two bedroom apartment? Then the management catches on to it. This is probably common in the worst parts of Los Angeles/Miami/New York, etc. I heard a long time ago, a news story that was focusing on this one bedroom apt. in Miami. There were at least 10 people living in it. Now, for those who moved into actual homes, maybe they are sleeping on floors/couches/garages? can you imagine the new water and electricity bills?

In Manassas down the road from where i lived, a 4 bedroom house along with a basement used as a bedroom but not legally had a fire in it. Luckily the fire didnt spread to the door to the basement otherwise the family that lived down there would of burned to death. Illegals dont know the rules so cant follow the rules that are so important for living in America. More are going to die and kill others because they are ignorant of our laws.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

The wet dream of the leftoids is to destroy the zoning of single-family homes and build multi-family housing in single-family house neighborhoods. There is their solution.

They will never give up on that, and if the American people ever give Democrats power back within the next 30 or so years the left will destroy suburbia.

Will they build low income apartments on that place called Marthas Vineyard?

 

[My_Chinchilla_Is_A_Racist]

8 people? More like 20. In sleeping bags on the floor.

i wonder how long a roll of toilet paper would last in a 1 bedroom apartment shared by 20 people

 

[My_Chinchilla_Is_A_Racist]

In Manassas down the road from where i lived, a 4 bedroom house along with a basement used as a bedroom but not legally had a fire in it. Luckily the fire didnt spread to the door to the basement otherwise the family that lived down there would of burned to death. Illegals dont know the rules so cant follow the rules that are so important for living in America. More are going to die and kill others because they are ignorant of our laws.

and here comes winter with all those space heaters

 

[1srelluc]

The barrios outside of DC in NOtVA will have a baker's dozen illegals "hot racking" at any one time in a old townhouse......They tried cracking down on it but gave up.

It's the same way up and down the Shenandoah Valley now.....But hey, they mostly keep to themselves, work hard, and they also police themselves.....I'd sooner have a house full of them next door than a like number of sorry-ass blacks.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

They're not white, so the local municipalities will look the other way.

 

[My_Chinchilla_Is_A_Racist]

just love all those older two bedroom apartments with one bathroom and 15 tenants. hope many of them have back yards

 

[Resnic]

This is probably pretty common throughout the states where you have all of these sub-par/low rent complexes where they have rules to how many are allowed in each unit. It's probably no more than 4 in a standard 1000 sq foot 2 bedroom apt. Probably 2 in a One Bedroom apt. So now lets take in our new 3 or so million american citizens! you have to assume that they are moving in with friends/family. The ones that are already maxed out in their homes. So anyone here want to guess that many of them are finding ways to sneak them into their homes in these complexes? Can you just imagine 8 people in a typical two bedroom apartment? Then the management catches on to it. This is probably common in the worst parts of Los Angeles/Miami/New York, etc. I heard a long time ago, a news story that was focusing on this one bedroom apt. in Miami. There were at least 10 people living in it. Now, for those who moved into actual homes, maybe they are sleeping on floors/couches/garages? can you imagine the new water and electricity bills?

Won't matter to anyone.

Landlords won't care as long as they get their rent and the elite won't care because the poor will be pushed into areas they don't care about anyway.

Expect to see a lot of apartment complexes go to shit as they move towards section 8 housing. Then the owners get money from the government.

I imagine a lot of complexes will do that with the illegals (they aren't immigrants). Get enough of them, go to section 8 so they collect government funds and laugh all the way to the bank while the complexes go to shit and the surrounding area goes down hill and property values sink. And all the decent tenenants will have their rents raised to the point they have to leave which will be freed up for more section 8 illegals.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

i wonder how long a roll of toilet paper would last in a 1 bedroom apartment shared by 20 people

Forever

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Won't matter to anyone.

Landlords won't care as long as they get their rent and the elite won't care because the poor will be pushed into areas they don't care about anyway.

Expect to see a lot of apartment complexes go to shit as they move towards section 8 housing. Then the owners get money from the government.

I imagine a lot of complexes will do that with the illegals (they aren't immigrants). Get enough of them, go to section 8 so they collect government funds and laugh all the way to the bank while the complexes go to shit and the surrounding area goes down hill and property values sink. And all the decent tenenants will have their rents raised to the point they have to leave which will be freed up for more section 8 illegals.

Again in Manassas, there was an affluent area where the lawns were manicured, people kept their cars looking good, and just down the street, the Latino's pushed out the black people who at least kept their houses looking good, but with the Latino's they put their cars up on chocks and didnt care at all what their houses looked like. Hell even Don Carlos, the American/Mexican restaurant had to close because Authentic Mexican food was everywhere, and the labor was real cheap.

 

[Resnic]

Again in Manassas, there was an affluent area where the lawns were manicured, people kept their cars looking good, and just down the street, the Latino's pushed out the black people who at least kept their houses looking good, but with the Latino's they put their cars up on chocks and didnt care at all what their houses looked like. Hell even Don Carlos, the American/Mexican restaurant had to close because Authentic Mexican food was everywhere, and the labor was real cheap.

When you flood in millions of poor people they won't suddenly get jobs and become model citizens and make money. They will continue their poor lifestyles, poor choices and so on.

It isn't like 2 million illegals are magically going to be awesome Americans. Maybe a few thousand might do ok, but for the most part they will continue being the same scum they were at home here.

 

[Unkotare]

"Wouldn't surprise me"
"Probably"
"I would imagine"

 

[LilOlLady]

This is probably pretty common throughout the states where you have all of these sub-par/low rent complexes where they have rules to how many are allowed in each unit. It's probably no more than 4 in a standard 1000 sq foot 2 bedroom apt. Probably 2 in a One Bedroom apt. So now lets take in our new 3 or so million american citizens! you have to assume that they are moving in with friends/family. The ones that are already maxed out in their homes. So anyone here want to guess that many of them are finding ways to sneak them into their homes in these complexes? Can you just imagine 8 people in a typical two bedroom apartment? Then the management catches on to it. This is probably common in the worst parts of Los Angeles/Miami/New York, etc. I heard a long time ago, a news story that was focusing on this one bedroom apt. in Miami. There were at least 10 people living in it. Now, for those who moved into actual homes, maybe they are sleeping on floors/couches/garages? can you imagine the new water and electricity bills?

Happens all the time in my complex but they are all poor white not immigrants because immigrants cannot get subsidized housing. HUD or public house use mostly by poor white people. Miss using the government. Immigrants do use stash houses but they get jobs and get apts of their own and buy homes. The majority of government freeloaders are poor white.

Poor, White, and Republican​

Poor, White, and Republican

F.D.R. called him “the forgotten man,” but that was long ago. By 1972, he was a member of the silent majority and had become a Democrat for Nixon (he …

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LOL

 

[LilOlLady]

Happens all the time in my complex but they are all poor white not immigrants because immigrants cannot get subsidized housing. HUD or public house use mostly by poor white people. Miss using the government. Immigrants do use stash houses but they get jobs and get apts of their own and buy homes. The majority of government freeloaders are poor white.

Poor, White, and Republican​

Poor, White, and Republican

F.D.R. called him “the forgotten man,” but that was long ago. By 1972, he was a member of the silent majority and had become a Democrat for Nixon (he …

www.newyorker.com

LOL

John Steinbeck's 'The Grapes of Wrath' wasn't so beloved by one California county. John Steinbeck's novel was banned by Kern County in 1939, a prohibition that would stay in place for a year and a half. Various residents called John Steinbeck's 'Wrath' a 'libel and lie' as well as 'obscene in the extreme.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Happens all the time in my complex but they are all poor white not immigrants because immigrants cannot get subsidized housing. HUD or public house use mostly by poor white people. Miss using the government. Immigrants do use stash houses but they get jobs and get apts of their own and buy homes. The majority of government freeloaders are poor white.

Poor, White, and Republican​

Poor, White, and Republican

F.D.R. called him “the forgotten man,” but that was long ago. By 1972, he was a member of the silent majority and had become a Democrat for Nixon (he …

www.newyorker.com

LOL

if they have even ONE child born in the US they can get all those benefits and more in the child's name.