The White House “Rapid Response 47” team has released data showing that in 14 of the top 20 metro areas with the largest illegal migrant populations, housing prices declined last year.
For example, housing costs in Austin, Texas, dropped 7.3 percent; in San Diego, 6.7; and in San Jose, 5.5. Costs were stable in New York City, Atlanta, and Charlotte, while housing in only three of the cities — Seattle, Chicago, and Philadelphia, all major sanctuaries — rose.
Kevin Lynn, founder of U.S. Tech Worker, addressed the decline:
“When you crack down on immigration, legal and illegal, housing costs naturally drop. Supply and demand, baby. Here in Lancaster County, which was dubbed the refugee capital of America by the BBC, I was going down Prince Street, and there’s a [remodelled building] with very nice little one-bedroom apartments [with signs saying] “First Three Months [Rent] Free!” That’s what happens … when you take the immigrants out of the equation.
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