Iran

#22,852
#22,852
NashVol11 said:
Yeah definitely, everyone that moves internationally to an expensive city is poor and NYC is going to collapse any day now
Click to expand...
The illegals and asylum seekers who come to NYC ARE poor and continue to be....They come for social welfare and Medicaid and because living in paid for hotels and shelters in NYC is better than their huts and cow villages



Estimates suggest there are approximately 400,000 to over 500,000 undocumented immigrants living in New York City as of 2022–2024. This population, part of over 3 million total immigrants in the city, has faced recent fluctuations, with roughly 1 million New Yorkers living in mixed-status households.

Key details:
  • Population Trend: The undocumented population in NYC was largely declining, falling to around 412,000 by 2022 from 611,000 in 2012, according to the NYC Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
  • Recent Asylum Seekers:Since spring 2022, over 215,000 migrants have passed through the city's processing system, with tens of thousands requiring emergency shelter, impacting overall city demographics
    .
    • Economic Impact: A significant portion of this population is in the labor force (approx. 80.7% in 2022), with high representation in construction and food services.
    • Household Status: Around 406,000 undocumented individuals reside in mixed-status households.
The figures for undocumented populations are estimates based on U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey data, which may not capture all individuals.
 
#22,853
#22,853
Rickyvol77 said:
The illegals and asylum seekers who come to NYC ARE poor and continue to be....They come for social welfare and Medicaid and because living in paid for hotels and shelters in NYC is better than their huts and cow villages



Estimates suggest there are approximately 400,000 to over 500,000 undocumented immigrants living in New York City as of 2022–2024. This population, part of over 3 million total immigrants in the city, has faced recent fluctuations, with roughly 1 million New Yorkers living in mixed-status households.

Key details:
  • Population Trend: The undocumented population in NYC was largely declining, falling to around 412,000 by 2022 from 611,000 in 2012, according to the NYC Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
  • Recent Asylum Seekers:Since spring 2022, over 215,000 migrants have passed through the city's processing system, with tens of thousands requiring emergency shelter, impacting overall city demographics
    .
    • Economic Impact: A significant portion of this population is in the labor force (approx. 80.7% in 2022), with high representation in construction and food services.
    • Household Status: Around 406,000 undocumented individuals reside in mixed-status households.
The figures for undocumented populations are estimates based on U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey data, which may not capture all individuals.
Click to expand...
Post another 20K words of AI slop, maybe if you derail the Iran thread for 10 more pages NYC will magically start shrinking like you keep lying that it is. Maybe Central Park will become surrounded by "rat-infested tenement housing" too
 
#22,859
#22,859
tim said:
The city spends 350+/day/household on every migrant.

This in return the population has grown and is also in hopes that one day they’ll be a taxpayer.
Click to expand...
Yes, you can even see household income dropping since it's all poor migrants now. This is getting embarrassing, you're derailing a thread just to be loudly wrong about everything

IMG_9520.jpeg
 
#22,863
#22,863
tim said:
Getting the lay of the land. You’re in a hopeless liberal bubble. No yard, no grass, walk to a park, pay rent, own nothing
Click to expand...
"I pay tons of money to live in a small apartment and I have to stand in a crowded filthy diseased platform with 5,000 others and hope the train runs on time so I don't have to deal with schtizo druggie homeless, but man it sure beats Rickyvol's morning drive from Daniel Island to the IOP because statistically he is more likely to get in a car accident at some point in his life"
 
  • Like
Reactions: tim
#22,868
#22,868
Rickyvol77 said:
"I pay tons of money to live in a small apartment and I have to stand in a crowded filthy diseased platform with 5,000 others and hope the train runs on time so I don't have to deal with schtizo druggie homeless, but man it sure beats Rickyvol's morning drive from Daniel Island to the IOP because statistically he is more likely to get in a car accident at some point in his life"
Click to expand...
He’s already dead. Just doesn’t realize it. That’s not living. That’s existing
 
  • Like
Reactions: Rickyvol77
#22,869
#22,869
Rickyvol77 said:
"I pay tons of money to live in a small apartment and I have to stand in a crowded filthy diseased platform with 5,000 others and hope the train runs on time so I don't have to deal with schtizo druggie homeless, but man it sure beats Rickyvol's morning drive from Daniel Island to the IOP because statistically he is more likely to get in a car accident at some point in his life"
Click to expand...
You've already used "filthy diseased" to refer to the people there and now a subway platform? Imagine being this scared of the subway and this judgmental of the less fortunate
 
#22,870
#22,870
Rickyvol77 said:
"I pay tons of money to live in a small apartment and I have to stand in a crowded filthy diseased platform with 5,000 others and hope the train runs on time so I don't have to deal with schtizo druggie homeless, but man it sure beats Rickyvol's morning drive from Daniel Island to the IOP because statistically he is more likely to get in a car accident at some point in his life"
Click to expand...

Now it's projecting that you're trying to compare your life to his, which is kind of weird.
 
  • Like
Reactions: EasternVol, BernardKingGOAT, volfanhill and 1 other person
New Posts
You must log in or register to reply here.

Advertisement



Back
Top