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JD Vance argues that illegal immigration has contributed to rising housing costs and says rents are now falling under the Trump administration.

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Maxine Waters is wrong. Here the proof: 1. Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies – Analysis of the recent immigrant surge finds that immigration (documented + undocumented) added significantly to pandemic‑era household formation and housing demand, especially in certain metros, putting upward pressure on rents and prices. 2. Congressional testimony on illegal immigration and rents – Stephen Camarota’s 2024 testimony to the House Oversight Committee concludes that higher immigrant shares in a metro are associated with about a 12% increase in the average U.S.‑born household’s rent relative to income, and argues there is “very good reason to believe” illegal immigration has driven up rents and reduced affordability in high‑immigration areas. 3. Cato analysis (summarizing peer‑reviewed work) – Economists using shift‑share instruments find that an immigration inflow equal to 1% of a city’s population is associated with roughly a 1% increase in rents and housing values, with the housing‑market effect “an order of magnitude bigger” than the labor‑market effect. In places like Springfield, Ohio, JD Vance’s example, a migrant influx coincided with a 101% jump in single‑family home prices from 2019–2024, versus 46% nationwide. 4. FAIR: “Housing Affordability is an Immigration Issue” – FAIR compiles research arguing that immigration, including illegal immigration, is a primary force sustaining high housing prices in many U.S. markets and emphasizes that rapid population inflows strain limited housing supply. Scott Bessent is a savage. I love him.

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