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The job market is screaming for people to work so that's not why they are still in welfare. I wouldn't be taking care of my kids 5 years after they got out of school and I am sure I don't want my tax dollars babysitting immigrants. The LEAST they can be doing is be volunteering their time and I believe that should be part of the rules for coming here, you have to put in volunteer hours, you can't just come here and squat. Other criteria needs to be NO single men priority given exclusively to men with families.
https://tnc.news/2024/01/25/syrian-refugees-still-reliant-on-social-assistance/
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I thought this post of this woman's journey was excellent.
A lifelong, deep-blue Democrat. Raised in the system. Believed the talking points. Trusted the party. Never questioned it—because she genuinely thought they were the ones who cared.
Then she did something dangerous in today’s world:
she paid attention.
She didn’t “flip overnight.”
She didn’t rage-quit out of anger.
She noticed patterns. She questioned narratives. She followed her intuition when things stopped making sense.
Woman: "Hi everyone, I have been so inspired by Brandon’s hashtag “left the Democratic Party” … why I left … and I thought I’d get on here and share my own story. It’s pretty personal, but for most of my adult life I was a deep blue Democrat. I was raised by a mother who was on welfare and really sucked the system for food stamps and all of the things and she was a big, big Democrat. Like, Obama was her man—Obamacare and everything. And so I always voted Democrat. I really didn’t question it. I just ...
