Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data reveals that over 825,000 migrants have been released into the U.S. interior through President Joe Biden’s parole pipeline from January 2023 to January 2024, surpassing the resident populations of major cities like San Francisco, Kansas City, and Las Vegas.
This parole pipeline includes the migrant mobile app “CBP One” and “humanitarian parole.”
The data also indicates that mass immigration is projected to exert downward pressure on average real wages and contribute to increased housing demand and prices, with states like Massachusetts facing challenges in accommodating newly arrived border crossers.
According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), mass immigration “will put downward pressure on average real wages in the near term.”
The CBO added, “average real wages are expected to be slightly lower by 2034 than they would be otherwise.”
This parole pipeline includes the migrant mobile app “CBP One” and “humanitarian parole.”
The data also indicates that mass immigration is projected to exert downward pressure on average real wages and contribute to increased housing demand and prices, with states like Massachusetts facing challenges in accommodating newly arrived border crossers.
According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), mass immigration “will put downward pressure on average real wages in the near term.”
The CBO added, “average real wages are expected to be slightly lower by 2034 than they would be otherwise.”
