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Think about the average suburban guy we will call Mike. He has a job, a wife, kids in school, a dog in the yard, and a mortgage he pays on time. For years, unchecked illegal immigration and high overall immigration have been grinding down his life in quiet but brutal ways. It is not hate. It is math and priorities. America is not infinite. We are full, and the promise of this country needs to focus on native born citizens like Mike and his family first. Safety feels eroded. While some stats claim lower immigrant crime, millions crossing without vetting import real risks from gangs like MS 13. Mikes wife hesitates on evening park walks. Kids face more school fights or drugs. Highways bring repeat DUI crashes killing families. Even parks suffer trash, waste, and missing ducks from poaching and overload. These daily hits chip away at the peace suburban life once offered. Jobs and wages take a direct hit. Low skill illegal labor floods construction and services, pressuring pay for guys without degrees. Raises stall, overtime vanishes, and Mike might train cheaper replacements. Employers love the exploitability, but his family budget squeezes with higher rents, groceries, and no margin. Remittances leave. Local gains do not cover the drag. It is not jobs Americans will not do, but wages families cannot survive on. Taxes reveal the hidden drain. Illegal immigrants cost taxpayers over 150 billion dollars yearly net through schools, healthcare, and policing, despite some payments. Mikes property taxes soar for overcrowded ESL classrooms and uncompensated ER visits. His kids future Social Security gets diluted. Lifetime, each unlawful presence is a fiscal negative, passed straight to working natives like him via worse services and higher bills. Quality of life erodes in overlooked spots. Traffic gridlocks commutes, stealing family time. Schools stretch thin with language barriers. Housing prices climb from demand. Parks and green spaces trash over. Wildlife suffers. Neighborhood trust frays as assimilation lags. Mike works harder for less. His kids inherit crowded, pricier, less cohesive suburbs. The small joys like barbecues and safe play slowly disappear. We are full at over 340 million, with growth almost all from immigration. Infrastructure, water, and farmland cannot expand forever. Native birth rates are low. We should support our families instead of importing strain. Time to secure borders, deport criminals, limit legal inflows to high skill numbers, and refocus on natives for better wages, schools, and streets. The alternative is decline where Mikes suburban dream fades. Enough pretending it is cost free. “America Must Be Kept American” ~Calvin Coolidge

MBainRex's tweet photo. Think about the average suburban guy we will call Mike. He has a job, a wife, kids in school, a dog in the yard, and a mortgage he pays on time. For years, unchecked illegal immigration and high overall immigration have been grinding down his life in quiet but brutal ways. It is not hate. It is math and priorities. America is not infinite. We are full, and the promise of this country needs to focus on native born citizens like Mike and his family first.

Safety feels eroded. While some stats claim lower immigrant crime, millions crossing without vetting import real risks from gangs like MS 13. Mikes wife hesitates on evening park walks. Kids face more school fights or drugs. Highways bring repeat DUI crashes killing families. Even parks suffer trash, waste, and missing ducks from poaching and overload. These daily hits chip away at the peace suburban life once offered.

Jobs and wages take a direct hit. Low skill illegal labor floods construction and services, pressuring pay for guys without degrees. Raises stall, overtime vanishes, and Mike might train cheaper replacements. Employers love the exploitability, but his family budget squeezes with higher rents, groceries, and no margin. Remittances leave. Local gains do not cover the drag. It is not jobs Americans will not do, but wages families cannot survive on.

Taxes reveal the hidden drain. Illegal immigrants cost taxpayers over 150 billion dollars yearly net through schools, healthcare, and policing, despite some payments. Mikes property taxes soar for overcrowded ESL classrooms and uncompensated ER visits. His kids future Social Security gets diluted. Lifetime, each unlawful presence is a fiscal negative, passed straight to working natives like him via worse services and higher bills.

Quality of life erodes in overlooked spots. Traffic gridlocks commutes, stealing family time. Schools stretch thin with language barriers. Housing prices climb from demand. Parks and green spaces trash over. Wildlife suffers. Neighborhood trust frays as assimilation lags. Mike works harder for less. His kids inherit crowded, pricier, less cohesive suburbs. The small joys like barbecues and safe play slowly disappear.

We are full at over 340 million, with growth almost all from immigration. Infrastructure, water, and farmland cannot expand forever. Native birth rates are low. We should support our families instead of importing strain. Time to secure borders, deport criminals, limit legal inflows to high skill numbers, and refocus on natives for better wages, schools, and streets. The alternative is decline where Mikes suburban dream fades. Enough pretending it is cost free.

“America Must Be Kept American”
~Calvin Coolidge

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