Is this the real reason behind the migrant crisis 🤔

@JoshyBeSloshy He’s got good points but why is he acting like he worked in a coal mine when he said he worked at Verizon

@JoshyBeSloshy Can someone point out where he was wrong? Non emotional answers only😂

@JoshyBeSloshy Bad take. It ignores how immigration has been used to displace American (specifically, Black American) labor. In addition, it’s a falsehood that Black folks won’t do those jobs. It’s just a reinvigorated trope.

@JoshyBeSloshy He is 100% wrong. Please stop giving ppl a platform.

It’s wild how my generation gets chastised for using the tools provided to make as much money as possible. Everything is expensive. So in the meantime, We want to travel, we want to enjoy life, we want to make money. Them days of working one job until you croak are over. We have no company loyalties because we’ve been fired while overachieving.

@JoshyBeSloshy @_Lstofadynbreed He real long winded when all he has to say is, cheap labor. We don’t need nobody fleeing their Country claiming to be hardworking receiving our tax money and resources they ain’t put in on.

The migrant crisis can't be attributed to a single, straightforward reason, as it's a complex issue with multiple factors at play. It typically involves a combination of political, economic, social, and environmental factors. These may include conflicts and instability in migrants' home countries, economic hardships, lack of opportunities, environmental degradation, as well as geopolitical tensions and policies in both origin and destination countries. While individual incidents or factors may contribute to the broader context of migration, it's essential to approach the issue with nuance and consideration of the various interconnected elements involved.

@JoshyBeSloshy This is bull💩. Blaming a migrant crisis on the next generation with false assumptions is dirty work. A lot of these senior citizens dropped the ball a long time ago by believing everything the media tells them. They fell for every trick in the book and now blame it on us.

@JoshyBeSloshy Everybody not starting podcasts and being entrepreneurs. They took a lot of trade programs out of public schools. They could’ve just… idk brought them back and encouraged the kids to utilize the programs

@JoshyBeSloshy His tone makes it seem like he’s advocating for our tax dollars to supplement migrants' transitioning. While citizens struggle. At the same time, students go into debt for room and board through college. We were literally forced to vaccinate to stay employed. No sir cut my taxes