Utah’s establishment GOP U.S. Senator wants to help business and investors by doubling the annual inflow of legalized migrants and even giving amnesty to some illegals. The plan by Sen. John Curtis would annually welcome 500,000 new migrants – plus their family members — to serve business as consumers, renters, and cheap labor workers.
In 1990, Congress legalized the annual inflow of one million migrants. Curtis’s plan would likely supercharge annual migration up to two million per year, while Americans’ birth roughly 3.5 million new Americans per year. That supercharged migration would spike housing costs and flatline wages from coast to coast. Curtis’s bill was introduced with hardcore, left-wing Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly and mirrors a proposal dreamed up by Utah Republicans aligned with businesses looking for low-wage workers, according to Desert News. The Senators say that the scheme to import migrants for U.S. jobs would “help fill the gap” of a labor shortage they claim dogs the American business sector.
