Comment on Is The U.S. In Bankruptcy Or Just Refinancing? by hyokkim

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hyokkim · 7/13/2025, 10:46:14 AM · permalink

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rick · 7/13/2025, 1:22:41 PM · permalink

They have been.  A crash was delayed in 2019 with the Cares Act. They gave everyone $1,400 but there was over a couple trillion dished out. Then Biden had the American Rescue Act a couple more trillion.  
Carrying on I could see how the whole immigration scam worked as a money pumping stimulus as well. I remember some insane numbers about the cost or should I say the payments per immigrant. This is just an idea:  
  
%%"Migrant Border Costs"%%

"The true costs to get migrants to the border and into the United States vary significantly depending on the methods used and the origin of the migrants. Migrants who use smugglers, often referred to as "coyotes," typically pay significantly more than those who travel independently or with a caravan. According to recent studies, migrants using smugglers spend an average of $7,500 to reach their destinations, while those traveling independently or with a caravan spend around $2,900, and those using temporary tourist and employment visas spend about $4,500 per person.

The cost of being smuggled over the U.S. border has increased over the years. In 2017, the estimated cost ranged between $4,000 and $10,000, and by 2019, this range had shifted to between $6,000 and $10,000 according to a study by the Rand Corporation. Specific instances have shown even higher fees, with some migrants paying up to $15,000 for smuggling services.

These costs are influenced by various factors including the perceived risk of increased enforcement, the formation of cartels by smugglers, and the demand for smuggling services. Smugglers offer a range of services, from all-inclusive packages that can exceed $10,000 to more affordable "pay as you go" arrangements for those with limited financial resources. Specialized services for children, pregnant women, and the elderly, which minimize physical challenges, are also available at a premium.

The financial burden does not end once migrants have entered the United States. Municipalities face significant costs related to housing, education, healthcare, and other services for newly arrived migrants. For instance, New York City estimated it would need $2.8 billion in the next fiscal year to handle the influx of 43,000 migrants, translating to approximately $65,116.27 per migrant.

These figures highlight the complex economic implications of migration, not only for the migrants themselves but also for the communities and taxpayers in the destination countries."  
  
Now why did the Senate vote out the clause in the B.B.B. that would have eliminated Medicare for illegals?  
  
One big goal of the war in Ukraine was to split up Russia and take about 70 trillion in resources.   
  
They know that the fiat system has an expiration date and have been pulling out all stops to delay it imho.

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hyokkim · 7/13/2025, 8:06:50 PM · permalink

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