Pennsylvania Town Is a Case Study in Biden-Harris Border Policy Failures

Charleroi , Pennsylvania , is a case study of the failures of the Biden-Harris border crisis, according to a local city councilman.

Free trade has allowed major investor-owned companies to move their factories to Mexico , and open-door migration allowed the remaining companies to hire wage-cutting migrants that enter the U.S. from Mexico .

The result is a steep loss in well-paid jobs for Americans , a dying-off of local businesses, an explosion of poverty, and the collapse of city tax revenues.

Thousands of Haitian and Liberian migrants began flooding into Charleroi , enticed by federal policy and the jobs in the area.

So many of these migrants moved in that it pushed out the town’s small population of Mexican migrants.

The influx of poor — often government subsidized — migrants will cause the town to deteriorate into a ghetto-like condition, councilman says.

The small town of Charleroi , Pennsylvania , has grown by 2,000% due to an influx in migrants.

Roads are dangerous, schools are overwhelmed and police are struggling to keep up with the surge.

Crime has also risen in the town that had already been forced to disband its own police force and replace it with a regional cooperative.