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And CO is implying those companies and the technologies they developed would not exist except for the efforts of those specific immigrants.

I doubt very much he could tell you the difference between, say, a group of logical processors and a Pop Tart but I'm sure he could Google up the fact that Pop Tarts have frosting for us.

But meanwhile, in Massachusetts'
https://nypost.com/2023/09/03/massachusetts-calls-...

Gov. Maura Healey mobilized 250 members of the Massachusetts National Guard on Thursday to help transport the latest wave of asylum seekers to shelters across the state.

But much like the crisis overtaking the Big Apple, Massachusetts has nowhere near enough housing or resources currently available to accommodate the influx.

'Right now, the non-profits that are in Massachusetts are stretched and so thin they cannot provide anymore staff,' state Sen. Jamie Eldridge told CBS News.

Non-profits?? That's not nearly good enough. There needs to be state-supported - and blue state taxpayer funded - Sanctuary Housing for all those good folks. Preferably in Maaatha's Vinyaaaahd and other tony places.

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