Are Black Americans Being Replaced by Immigrants? What They’re Not Telling You

Added: 2026-05-24

[00:00:00]They don't like the people who live here and they would like to see them replaced.

[00:00:03]>> Illegal immigration is a Trojan horse to replace not so much the white American population. No, they're here to replace the black American population.

[00:00:10]>> They came out here to replace us. They came out here to replace black Americans >> because they keep trying to create allies with them. You cannot ally with anybody who's planning on supplanting you. If you check the national def Hispanic defense league, if you check the National Hispanic Party, the first thing that all of them have is to change the issues in this country from from white and black to white and Hispanic.

[00:00:33]They're planning on supplanting you.

[00:00:35]>> The immigrants are coming here not coming here to be your friend, to get along with you. They're coming here to displace you, to get ahead of you, to get over you. These immigrants coming here, they say they're taking your lunch and eating it while you run around trying to get along with them. They have they are not going to mark on your behalf. This graph shows that nativeborn American workers are being replaced by foreignb born workers. But there's something hidden here.

[00:00:58]>> I remember as about maybe 20 years ago, more than 20 25 years ago, the black community was the largest minority population in the United States of America.

[00:01:06]We know we made we made up like 12% of the population and Hispanics were low were very far behind us. Now the Hispanics make up about 18% and we're still at 12. No black politician, no black organization wants to deal with that issue.

[00:01:21]They will avoid it at all costs. Even though in their hearts they know that's one of the biggest problems for black folk.

[00:01:28]We anticipate in the next 10 to 12 years approximately 8 to6 million Hispanics coming into the United States and 41 million Asians is that you're going to have an unending influx of immigrants into the country. Why are illegal immigrants more important than Americans? I'd like to hear an answer.

[00:01:46]>> Why are people illegal?

[00:01:47]>> Why are illegal immigrants more important than homeless people sleeping on the street?

[00:01:52]>> Brothers and sisters, they are talking about black Americans being replaced by immigrants. Are they really being replaced? I will say the replacement theory is not automatically correct. But here's what is rare. There are many things that are happening in the US migration system that would make black Americans frustrated. And here I mean the real things that matter. Now shout out to those people who spoke. Those are their opinions. And I want us to hear from these other people with their own opinions. And as usual, I'm going to come back at the end and give you full insights about what is happening and who are being affected. You really need to understand what is going on, the real issues, and this how you know what measures should be taken. We are going to show you the facts, the data, and what people are actually concerned about. This video is for educational purpose.

[00:02:41]>> Immigration is not bad. Many people here are the product of fairly recent immigration. It's good. But like anything in the temporal world, it's not all good. It can be good. So if you have an immigration policy that makes your country stronger, your economy stronger, your country more cohesive, amen, that's not what you have now. You have the wholesale importation of millions of people into your country for no obvious benefit at exactly the time when your housing prices are so out of control.

[00:03:08]Can your kids afford a house? And so the question you have to ask is why why is the government doing this? And of course the answer is political power. Political power. This is a democracy. Your citizenship entitles you to choose your leaders. Your vote is valuable because there's a finite supply of those votes.

[00:03:25]It's called supply and demand. And if you misuse it, if you ignore the most basic law of economics, you wind up with, repeat after me, inflation. The same principle holds for citizenship in a democracy. And if you don't like the way that the public votes, import new voters. And that's precisely what they're doing. They're doing that in the United States.

[00:03:43]>> Those people coming in from Jamaica or coming in from Africa, they have not been treated like black folk in this country. That's the first thing. And secondly, historically, historically, they had those historical experience.

[00:03:51]They come in here voluntarily. When they come in here, they bring some cultural aspects from Africa. They they they got they can go back anytime they want. The people coming from Africa or coming from Jamaica didn't they came here voluntarily. And if and and the most important point on this is if you lump them with black folk, then you give the dominant white society a justification to say we don't owe black folks anything. Blackness is more than just color. It is their heritage. It's their history. It's their code of conduct. And more importantly, it is their badge of honor. And it's what is it civilizes the indebtedness that this country has to them. This country does not have any indebtedness to to people coming from Africa. They don't have any indebtedness to people coming in from the Bahamas. If you lump black folk in there, you deprive black folk of the benefit, the debt that's owed them. Monahan came up with a policy by the late 60s saying or early 70s saying uh it's time for us to move from uh focusing on black folk to focus on Indians, Hispanics and women.

[00:04:34]Now when immigrants come in, watch the benefits they get. They go past black folk at 200 miles an hour. They do better right here in Chocolate City. Now they underneath the immigrants.

[00:04:41]Immigrants that come in the country, they get a they get a point over black folk for being an immigrant. Blacks are the only non two they classified. All of them are classified as whites. The Arabs, Asian, Hispanics, they all been classified as whites. Even American Indians back in the 1890s became classified as whites. They get a point.

[00:04:55]That's the second point. they get over black folk in getting access to resources and benefits. The third thing they get, they get the benefits of being put into a into a into a minority category. They're classified as minorities over black folk. Thirdly, they come in with a culture that they can now they can establish a culture that they can now build businesses, industries, and relate back to their homeland. And lastly, what they can do, they also bring in in a in a in a a religious aspect and and business opportunities for their people. Black folk get nothing and they can come in and take and dominate black folks. When the Hispanic National Hispanic Party started in Miami, that was the first item on their agenda, saying by the year 2000, they want to take blacks out of the equation. That's why they controlled South Florida. Hispanics are whites passing as they're whites. They've always been whites. Up until 1970, all Hispanics in the United States and the world were classified as whites. They're just white folks speaking Spanish. And so, so they can come in all they want to. They they can come in illegal or legal and get into the country. But see now even coming from Cuba when Castro cleaned out the prisons he put to clean out all the prisoners in in Cuba and put them on boats and send them to the United States and the United States accepted them. And now he's talking about black folk. Well, you know, black folk got criminal. They got crime. Don't even waste your time. You chasing firm action. It's been destroyed. It was supposed to be helping black folk. How do we become equal to blacks? And that's what the Hispanics jumped up this thing called Hispanic. The concept before that we didn't have anything called Hispanic.

[00:06:12]But they found they thought in the late in the early 60s that black folk might get some out of the civil rights movement. So what they did, they went to the table and came up with a whole term called Hispanic. They said, "Let's go all over the world and find everybody speak Spanish and pretend they're equal to black folk. And let's pretend that the Spanish language has been handicapped, Jim Crow, enslaved, hung, lynched, decapitated, and everything else. And therefore, it's entitled to be treated like a black person. We're trying to save everybody. Why is always got black folk marching trying to save it? We're marching for gays. We're marching for women. We're marching for for poor people. We're marching for the handicap. Why didn't all these immigrants coming here and building industries and businesses and blacks for slave? Why? Why didn't they rise?

[00:06:45]Because they were excluded. You all start talking about Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King going down Alabama.

[00:06:48]Want to integrate the bus lines?

[00:06:50]Integrate whose bus lines? White bus lines. What they want? They didn't want to own and control and get the resources. They just want to sit on the front of it.

[00:06:56]>> I never thought about that. That whole time they did the boycott. They should have been trying to establish their own bus company and want to ride. Y'all boycott for a year just to want to ride on the front.

[00:07:04]>> Black folk just never learned the importance of owning and controlling.

[00:07:07]You'll never get anything. So you started demanding. That's why no Arabs, no Asian, no Hispanics, no Asian, nobody's coming to America trying to social integrate with black folks. Spend your money with your own people first.

[00:07:16]Buy from your own people first. Hispanic bounce their money on an average of six to seven times in Mexican time. Lilana, Lil Cuba, white folks typically bounce their money 8 to 12 times. Arabs and Asians bounce their money about 13 or 14 times. Jews bounce their money about 18 times. Black money doesn't bounce once.

[00:07:30]Soon as a black person gets paid, he runs straight to somebody else's business and give them money. That's why one out of every Asian has a business.

[00:07:36]One out of every uh 35 whites have a business. One out of every 53 his Hispanics have a business. Only one out of about 105 blacks have a business. I want blacks to get out of fur and go for reparations and put your own self-interest first. And then what you do then you say I want to also rebuild my own communities. Go back and rebuild your own communities. Put your own businesses in there. But community is where you store your values, your culture, your history, your tax base, your jobs, your and your employment opportunities. You store them in your own communities. That's why 98% of all these other groups, they have their own communities, spend their money with their own people, and you start practicing group economics and group politics. You pull out all the all the parties. Build your own black independent parties. Move away from the away from the Republican party. Pull out the Democratic party because neither one of them have your interest at heart and create your own parties, but don't run any candidates. So, we will vote for any candidate in the black national black independent party who would promise the most and deliver resources to black folk to correct the structural inequity we into. Basically, if you're in a free society, a capitalist society, after two, three, four generations of hard work, everyone becomes kind of decadent, lazy, spoiled, whatever. And then you luckily you have these waves of people coming in from Italy and Ireland and Russia and now Mexico who really want to work hard and really want to succeed and really want their kids to live better lives than them and aren't sort of clipping coupons or hoping that they can hang on and meanwhile, you know, grew up with spoiled kids and so forth. It's hard to even comprehend the contempt in that statement who are clipping coupons and kind of hanging on, lazy, decadent, spoiled. He's describing Americans. He's describing you and the people who live next to you and down the street and across the country. He's describing people whose ancestors built this nation and he's given up on them and he hates them. And he doesn't have the self-control to prevent himself from saying so out loud, which he just did, clipping coupons. If you're a leader of this or any other country or any organization or any family, your duty is to the people you lead and that duty has to be informed by love for those people. And so imagine the father of unruly kids taking the same position. My kids are hard to deal with. They're lazy. They're spoiled. They don't have any money.

[00:09:42]They're clipping coupons or whatever.

[00:09:43]Just hanging on. So to a father who loves his kids, of course, the answer would be, what can I do to help? How can I make them less lazy, less entitled?

[00:09:50]How can I give them spark, drive? How can I get them on the right path? No decent father would say, "These kids are way below my expectation. It's inevitable, by the way. When they get to their teen years, they're just useless.

[00:10:03]I'm getting new kids. I'm just going to adopt some new kids." Maybe they don't even speak English. I don't have to even listen to their concerns, really. Maybe they'll just be so grateful for three square meals, they'll do whatever I say.

[00:10:12]And my own kids, they can go die. Father with that attitude would be a monster. A leader of a country with that attitude is a monster. And that is exactly the attitude Bill Crystal revealed maybe for the first time in public. And it's an attitude with profound consequences.

[00:10:28]Anyone who can advocate for the murder of children in Gaza, actual kids, Palestinian kids, but still kids, not political, not responsible for any any crime at all cuz they're children.

[00:10:43]Anyone who can look at their deaths and say, "No big deal," is probably not the kind of person you want in charge of anything in your country because that reveals hatred for other human beings.

[00:10:59]And no one who hates other human beings like that can ever have authority over you because they'll treat you like the Palestinians at a certain point. And they are.

[00:11:08]>> Immigration is good for us.

[00:11:11]bandwagon.

[00:11:13]They are willing to sacrifice the rights of all of the rest of us for a few votes.

[00:11:21]There are thousands of horror stories about Americans who have been tossed aside, ripped off in favor of immigrants.

[00:11:30]One of the most horrible stories came from the state of Maryland.

[00:11:35]It was the mid 1970s and a large number of immigrants were coming from Vietnam.

[00:11:42]There was a tuna canning company in Eastern Maryland. It employed around 200 employees. Those employees just happened to be Baptist and black.

[00:11:58]Their community had worked for that plant for more than three generations.

[00:12:03]Well, the Vietnam immigrants were Catholic. So, the bishop of Baltimore, wanting more Catholic constituents and wanting more money, convinced Latuna folks to throw out all 200 of the American workers and replace them with 200 immigrants.

[00:12:26]The American workers who had served the tuna company three generations were just fired and thrown out.

[00:12:35]The young head of the Maryland Commission on Human Relations found out about this nefarious scheme and he went berserk.

[00:12:46]He blew the whistle and published it on the newspaper front pages.

[00:12:52]His commission forced the tuna company to rehire the 200 fired employees and grant them back pay.

[00:13:04]Whenever I hear the shields for open immigration, I always remember that in the immigration game, there are always winners and losers.

[00:13:18]Some people win more voters so they can get political power. Some people win more church people so they can get more tithes.

[00:13:31]There are thousand more horror stories like the rebuilding in Louisiana and Texas after the floods and hurricanes.

[00:13:39]But the losers the losers are most often just plain hardworking Americans.

[00:13:52]Next time >> illegal immigration that we have seen by in the last past excuse me four years was done by design and what it was brought to for all these people to be brought here give them ID let them vote and why wouldn't they vote for the people who brought them here and giving them free housing child care food putting them in some of the most expensive hotels in the world. They were living their life in uh New York while you guys are sleeping in tents and cars and sleeping at your cousin's house and living from pillow to post. Can't get right just all [ __ ] up. And y'all want to sit here and fight for these [ __ ] I feel like this is why the mental health situation in the black community, we need to figure this out, y'all.

[00:14:51]Let me give y'all some game right here.

[00:14:53]You heard it from Aisha Fo and Five Newton.

[00:14:59]The 2020 election was won by Simone [ __ ] This is why the first thing they did was open up that border because you know what? In 2020, you had more black Americans who had registered and voted Republican than I than in a very very long time.

[00:15:23]Okay?

[00:15:24]>> You think they filled out all that paperwork, took that long ass flight out here, took off those sandals, and put on shoes just to fight white supremacy? No.

[00:15:33]They came out here to replace us. They came out here to replace black Americans. Even if they don't consciously realize it, that's what's going on. They're trying to replace us.

[00:15:43]But the problem is, the problem is these Africans and these Caribbeans don't have the same soul that we have. They don't have the same vibe that we have. They don't have the talent that we have. So the white man may be trying to replace us, but it's only going to bite him in his flat ass. The last thing on an African's mind is to fight white supremacy. They're just happy to be in America. They're just happy to be in a place where constant running water.

[00:16:04]They're just happy to be in a place where you can make you have been the majority minority for 400 years in this country.

[00:16:12]You're going to get, you have been the number two population for 400 years.

[00:16:17]You're going to get kicked out of being number two. You're going to go down and become number four. Now, common sense, even a third grade education would tell you if you didn't get anything when you were number two.

[00:16:34]You all jumped ahead of me, but anyway, you can guess what you're going to get when you become number four.

[00:16:42]And the worst part about it is as you be as you descend and go down to number four, those other groups going to go up.

[00:16:50]And as they go past you, you're going to have major racial clashes in this country. You're going to have fights all over this country between blacks and Hispanics, blacks and Asians, blacks and poor whites.

[00:17:02]And black folk cannot fight all these groups.

[00:17:06]Everybody can all not always be against black folk.

[00:17:13]They know that we are vulnerable and we are defenseless and we cannot fight those groups because you see they didn't come into this country with the legacies that we are stuck with.

[00:17:24]Everybody in America has an advantaged position but black folk and but all are in a state of denial.

[00:17:31]The white power structure in a state of denial. They are pretending that everything they got that 100% control and ownership of everything they got it because they worked hard through a Protestant ethic. That's not how they got it.

[00:17:44]>> And you always hear me say, "Well, what you got to do? You got to work hard."

[00:17:47]Nobody can work any harder than a slave.

[00:17:58]But they're going to keep running these games on black folk. And at the same time, we got black folk that are accepting that that what we got to do is work harder. So what I'm saying now is that you're going to have these massive influx of immigrants into the country that are better equipped. They don't have your legacies. They don't have your disadvantages.

[00:18:16]They're walking across the across the border. They're going to get a free lunch. They don't have to pay dues.

[00:18:22]But you got but you got public policies in this country that are equating them to black folk. They're equating them black. And what they what we've allowed them to do starting in 1970 is to wrap themselves in black folks suffering and pretend somehow they suffered along with black folk.

[00:18:43]And therefore whatever program is created under this misguided label called minority that they are equal to you and it's and over you.

[00:18:52]And we're going to deal with that whole concept of minority in a few minutes too. So we got major problem. That's the second thing is dealing with this influx of immigrants. And what I'm telling you is that they're not coming in here to be your partner or your ally. They're coming in to compete with you. And your black organization and your black leadership in this country is afraid to teach black folk how to compete with all these other groups. And they're afraid because they keep trying to create allies with them. You cannot ally with anybody who's planning on supplanting you. You see, if you go check the council of La Raza, you check the council of Salala, if you check the National Def Hispanic Defense League, if you check the National Hispanic Party, the first thing that all of them have is to change the issues in this country from from white and black to white and Hispanic.

[00:19:42]They're planning on supplanting you.

[00:19:44]When the Hispanic National Hispanic Party started in Miami in 1974, I was in the governor's office there. I was the only black in politics. That was the first item on their agenda saying by the year 2000 they want to take blacks out of the equation.

[00:19:58]And that's why as Dr. Price just said that's why they control South Florida.

[00:20:03]They play to win. We play to play. It's why do we in the great one of the biggest economies here in California take care of illegal immigrants but our people are sleeping on the streets. I'd like to hear an answer to that. Why?

[00:20:19]Nobody can ever even >> Why don't people put American citizens first, but illegal immigrants get everything. And I hope you post this. I want this to go viral because I give a damn and I care about my community. My dad is a retired Navy captain. He served our country honorably. My grandfather is retired Navy captain and I'm doing my part to help our country. The Democrat party does not put our people first.

[00:20:43]They put sanctuary cities first. They put illegal aliens first. They tax us.

[00:20:47]They tax our water. You can't even do laundry and shower on the same day.

[00:20:52]While Nancy Pelosi is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars, robbing our pockets, not doing anything for our people, not passing legislation, passing out pens like they're candy. Let's take a closer look. You may not notice this right away, but there are two vertical axes on this graph. One is measuring the nativeorn workforce, and one is showing foreignborn workers. The numbers they represent are wildly different. This doesn't show comparable numbers of native born and foreignb born workers.

[00:21:22]Not even close. In fact, if you were to make this chart with just a single vertical axis, it would look like this.

[00:21:29]The number of nativeorn workers dropped during the pandemic, but they still outnumber foreigners by about a 100 million. But is it even useful to think about the economy in this way? In terms of native born versus foreign workers, not really. There were more than 8 million unfilled jobs in the US in April. The economy needs more workers.

[00:21:47]Nativeorn, foreign born. Oh my word.

[00:21:52]Oh my word. Tyson Food Company is not the first and it won't be the last. They have started firing the American employees.

[00:22:05]My word. And started replacing them with illegal immigrants.

[00:22:11]Oh my god. They did a whole hiring process. They did a whole job fair and started hiring illegal immigrants while firing American employees.

[00:22:26]It is going down.

[00:22:29]It is going down. Now I can understand the direction where America is about to go.

[00:22:37]Wow. A lot of big corporations in America are no longer hiring American people for American jobs. Instead, they are outsourcing them to countries like India, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland because it is a lot cheaper to hire people from there. Now, before we start to get mad about people from other countries taking our jobs, let's come to terms with this very important fact that's honestly causing the downturn of America. And that is our hyperindividualistic and hyper capitalistic culture. that is honestly not seen in other countries.

[00:23:09]Typically other countries are very community based whereas people live together, they know each other, they know of their families, you know, they actually really care about each other.

[00:23:19]And when there comes a time of crisis, they reach out and they step in to help you. However, in America and especially American corporate culture, there is not a culture of people helping each other.

[00:23:30]Your biggest competitor is not another customer or another client or another business taking your job. It's your coworker. No one is praying on your downfall more than your coworker in a corporate America job. Because corporate culture is set up and designed to have us everyday people fight with each other over scraps of paper. Meanwhile, the execs and the CEOs are getting paid top dollar, and they are continuing to make more and more money, leading to them having this crazy wealth gap that we now see between the ordinary people versus the highlevel exact people. And I think the only way we can really fix that is to really reshape the way we work and make it more community- based and more holistic based so that we can all just like get along together. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. I know we are very critical on Hispanic and Latino immigrants, but one group we do not touch is the Africans. All right?

[00:24:29]When our people or black Americans were fighting in the streets during the civil rights movement for rights, for economic resources, when our H.B.CU were fighting for scraps, our US government led by Lynden B. Johnson was sending hundreds of millions of dollars to Africa to bring them here.

[00:24:50]In 1962, there were still African nations coming into the United States on a ship, not with chains. They were looking like this. Let's bring up the photo. I want you guys to really look at this picture because I know many of you have heard that typically, probably from the older Africans that they came here with nothing, right? They came here with scraps and just whatever they had in their pocket. Well, look at this.

[00:25:22]This is a ship coming from Africa to New York in 1962.

[00:25:29]Yes. And I really want you to look at this. Do does this look like poor people?

[00:25:34]They have suits, ties, jackets, briefcases, nice glasses, and for the most part, they're standing right next to white people.

[00:25:46]Though in the United States, black Americans were not standing this close to white people because of segregation.

[00:25:54]Okay, let's go to this next photo.

[00:25:59]Look at this. Look how poor they were, y'all.

[00:26:03]They call this poor right here. They call this scraps.

[00:26:07]Nice clothes, right? Briefcase. Look like they have some maps or something like that. jackets don't look nothing like black Americans, but here they are.

[00:26:17]Next.

[00:26:19]Look at that.

[00:26:22]H.

[00:26:24]Next.

[00:26:26]Oh, wow. Inside of a home with white people drinking tea, having a good time during segregated America when our people were out there fighting for their rights.

[00:26:42]Lyndon B. Johnson in the Democrat party was under a lot of pressure by black Americans. Black Americans started to really despise the Democrat party. And when Martin Luther King was assassinated, things really turned up in this country. And Lyndon B. Johnson and the Democrat party had a decision to make. And that decision was, was we now going to help black America economically from their demands that they have about slavery and Jim Crow? And instead of them pumping that money into black America, they pumped it into Africa.

[00:27:19]They said that black Americans had become ungovernable.

[00:27:23]They have become too radical. So, they wanted to go get a new safe black person who was manageable and docile.

[00:27:34]I want to bring up a few of these companies before I close out, y'all.

[00:27:39]Well, institutions. I'm sorry.

[00:27:42]And Africans, I need y'all to understand this is not no hate to y'all, bro. Y'all be quick to say people hating. This is not hate. This is this is a part of history and this is a big reason as to why y'all are here.

[00:27:54]One of these institutions was called the AfricanAmerican Institute and they actually changed their name back to the Africa American Institute. And the thing about this y'all, this thing was founded way before they reclassified the American Negro to African-American, meaning they already had a distinction between us and them.

[00:28:18]During a 25- year period, the African-American Institute or the AI received over 135 million, which is more than a billion dollars of American taxpayers dollars. Okay.

[00:28:34]This money was specifically designated for scholarships, visitor programs, and educational infrastructure for Africans, not black Americans.

[00:28:46]Another one we have here was called the ASPAU or the African Scholarship Program of American Universities. This was launched in 1961, y'all. And like I told you, H.B.CU were struggling and fighting to get government funding.

[00:29:07]USID pumped millions of dollars to bring Africans into this country into United States universities.

[00:29:18]Our Democrat government, they paid for these people's living expenses. They gave them monthly stipens, purchased cars, and not only did they put them in regular universities, they put them inside of Ivy League schools such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and gave them full tuition paid for.

[00:29:42]Last one I have here, they actually had a Cold War budget.

[00:29:47]It was being operated by President Kennedy as well as LBJ, but LBJ ramped this thing all the way up once Kennedy was gone.

[00:29:56]They say it was so-called to fight against communism. Y'all, this was this is what they said. They wanted to fight against the Soviets. They were spending 20 to $30 million a year, which is more than $200 million a year now, specifically for African educational aid and exchange programs.

[00:30:17]So, while the Democrat party told you they did not have money for what we would say now is reparations, they were giving it to Africa.

[00:30:33]And when these and not all Africans, all right, when some of these Africans are saying that they are the most educated, they are the doctors, lawyers, engineers, y'all, this was done by design, man. But we have a real deep video coming in on this, y'all. I just wanted to stop in here and give this one. Let me know if y'all knew about these different funds that was going on. Let me know if you knew that these people were still coming here on ships in 1962.

[00:31:02]I'll see you guys on >> brothers and sisters, you've heard them.

[00:31:06]Some of them are speaking as Republicans. Others are speaking as Democrats. But for me, I am not an American. I am an African. So, I'm going to speak with honesty, not leaning on the side of any political party in America for y'all to understand what is happening. This is one of those things that people don't want to talk about.

[00:31:28]Soon as you bring it up, everybody gets heated. But let me just be honest and really talk about what is happening.

[00:31:35]Back in 2000, there were about 31 million immigrants in the USA. Today, that number is around 53 million.

[00:31:43]There's an increase of 22 million people. That is a 71% increase in just 25 years. Now here is something that people need to understand that 53 million immigrants that include African immigrants and Caribbean immigrants too.

[00:31:58]Those were also counted as immigrants not black Americans cuz as you know many of these people tend to cosplay black Americans and call themselves black Americans while they are from Africa and the Caribbean. So here I wanted to clarify it. These people were included into immigrants not black Americans. It is very important to separate this out.

[00:32:21]When we say black Americans, we are talking about foundational black Americans. People whose families have been in America for generations. In the 2000s, there were about 36.2 million foundational black Americans. Today, there is around 43.6 million. There is an increase of about 7.4 million people.

[00:32:42]That is roughly a 20% increase. Now, compare that to an immigrant population.

[00:32:47]They grew from 31 million to 53 million.

[00:32:51]White foundation of black Americans grew from 36.2 million up to 43.6 million. As I said, that is about 71% increase. More than three times faster the growth of the population of immigrants in America is three times more than the growth of foundational black Americans population.

[00:33:10]And here's something crazy that most people don't even realize. African and Caribbean immigrants since 2000 up to today. Their population number doubled to around 5.6 million today. There's more than 130% increase. More than doubled. So you've got African and Caribbean immigrants growing at over 130%. That is faster than any other group we are talking about here.

[00:33:34]Meanwhile, foundational black Americans, the people whose families been in America for centuries, growing at only 20%. In 2000, immigrants made up to 11% of the total population of America.

[00:33:46]Today, there are around 16% of the total population of America. That is one of the most highest levels in the modern American history. For foundational black Americans, they went from about 12% of the population down to around 10% of the population. Their share actually went down while everybody else share went up.

[00:34:08]There's the real breakdown. there's what people are actually seeing when they are looking at these numbers. Now that don't automatically mean replacement or whatever. Just because one group is coming in does not mean that another group disappears. But black Americans asking questions that is normal. There's what people do when they are seeing changes happening quickly. When the population of one group is growing first entering workplaces, neighborhoods, schools, industries, and politics while another group already struggling economically feels left behind. People are going to naturally ask, "What does this mean for us that I ain't hurt?" And I get why many black Americans are frustrated about this increase in immigrant population. The biggest thing black Americans talking about is jobs.

[00:34:54]Man, look, companies want money. This is just how business works. This is not mean or anything. It's just facts about how America operate. So check it. When workers say, "I want good pay, respect, benefits, and I know my work." Another worker says, "I will work extra hours, take less money, work weekends, I just need this job to survive." Who do you think the company's going to hire? Think about it. They're picking the person they can pay this. That's cheaper for them, more profit. That's the uncomfortable conversation right there.

[00:35:25]There's what many people don't want to say out loud. Now, real quick, I'm not saying that immigration is bad. Of these people are my fellow Africans. We've got the same backgrounds. We know we all come from nothing and going to America just to search for a better life. Yeah.

[00:35:39]They're coming from real poverty, real danger. Probably violence in their countries. So, there are a lot of situation that we can't even imagine.

[00:35:46]So, when they get in America, even what y'all think is low pay to them is life-changing. is everything they need to support their families back home.

[00:35:54]They're going to work hard, grind, stay quiet, respect white supremacy.

[00:35:59]I get it. I'm not mad that nobody trying to survive and feed their family. If somebody came from nothing, they're going to grind. They're going to work hard. But when employers can pay less to these immigrants, what happens to what everybody else making? Wage, we start going down. That's just how money works.

[00:36:15]Economics. So you see it everywhere now.

[00:36:17]And you've seen it when these farmers in Luro America were complaining that immigrants were deported. They couldn't hire Americans because they were used to paying less amount of money to these immigrants who were deported. Now they were so greedy that they couldn't give enough pay to Americans to the point that they started begging Trump to bring back those deported immigrants. Now we are seeing many Americans working long shifts, underpaid workers, people scared of saying nothing because they need a job. So, immigrants getting played to for real, exploited, working in bad conditions, vulnerable workers being taken advantage of. So, maybe it ain't workers against workers. Maybe these companies taking advantage because they know people are desperate. So, here is what really gets black Americans mad.

[00:37:02]Why are these immigrants getting hurt first? But for them, they've got to wait. Even for their reparations, they've been asking for read for many years. Many of these immigrants after arriving in America, whether they are seeking for asylum, they started being paid by the US government. After arriving in America, they being given free health care, they being being given money for food. These immigrants are being given shelter for free. And these people are just people from their countries. They've never lived in America. They've never done anything to build America, but they're being taken care of. But for black Americans, they've been complaining complaining about their underfunded schools, complaining about their neighborhoods, but the government is doing nothing about that. Black Americans raising all of these issues, don't make them anti-immigrant. Please guys, you've got to understand that some politicians think that America needs more immigrants because America actually need more workers. There's what he said. Yeah, America's got older population. Many people are retiring. Industries need workers to keep operating. But we cannot also ignore the fact that some politicians might be bringing in immigrants so that they can get more support from these people. You see, when you're getting in people who doesn't know how the American politics works, they don't really know anything about the US politics and then you're bringing them from their countries. They were struggling. probably they were facing some economic hardships and you bringing in the country you give them support free health care free shelter and then the next time when you are campaigning to become probably the president you're going to expect them just to support you because you've also supported them when they were struggling and this might make many black Americans think that some politicians are actually bringing in immigrants for their own political support Actually, they need these immigrants to be voting for them.

[00:38:57]Immigrants ain't the problem, though.

[00:38:59]Most of them are just regular people trying to survive. They are running from bad situations, trying to feed their families, trying to escape danger or poverty. But can America do both? Can they welcome people and actually harm people, black Americans, who have been living in America for years? Can the government welcome these immigrants and actually make sure that these immigrants are not being used against black Americans? make sure that these employers in Americans in big corporations are not taking advantage of these uh immigrants so that they will tend to lay off black Americans because they can't agree to take their low pay cuz many of y'all if you remember the situation back in the 60s when Cubans were coming into the USA many of them were actually prisoners of wars who were released by Feder Castro and they were given asylum by the US government they were given this temporary protected status. And because many of these Cubans were actually from a poor country and they were struggling economically, they started running around looking for jobs in American companies. And because these American companies saw the frustration in these Cubans, they started offering them low pay, making it possible for them to just lay off black Americans who were already working in those industries so that they can replace them with these Cubans who would take low pay. This had a very very bad impact on the economics of black Americans. I want you to look at the real verifiable facts that are written in books that were made research about so that you make your own conclusion. Don't say that I support these immigrants without even understanding how these immigrants might affect the economy of the US government.

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