Goldman Slashes US Immigration Forecast As 'America First' Agenda Takes Hold
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Vice President JD Vance spoke earlier to companies working "in the national interest" at the American Dynamism Summit, sponsored by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. In his address, he highlighted the significant progress achieved in just two months under a competent administration in securing the southern border and strengthening national security—following the previous administration's globalist policies that sparked an illegal alien invasion crisis.
"Last month, migrant crossings were down 94%, to their lowest number all time, and that happened just in two months of serious border enforcement... Last month, for the first time in over a year, the majority of job gains went to American citizens born on US soil," VP Vance told the crowd at the summit in Washington, DC, earlier this morning.
.@VP: "Last month, migrant crossings were down 94%, to their lowest number all time, and that happened just in two months of serious border enforcement... Last month, for the first time in over a year, the majority of job gains went to American citizens born on U.S. soil." pic.twitter.com/syjhDBXeVi
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