Roy Beck - Impact of U.S. Immigration Policy on Black Americans

[@350BMW09]

This presentation should more widely broadcast within the FBA community. These speakers are staying straight facts!!

[@amrey3628]

I keep spamming the message in the spaces: vote deportation!! Anything else can be figured out & handled in whatever way it needs to be, as it's always been done.

[@beforeyourimmigrants8471]

This is beautiful the best thing I've watched on the internet in a few weeks. I went to Detroit public schools and we were taught about this in the 80s and 90s. Everybody did a great job. I'm going to look into their works

[@corneliush8961]

We fba are done with all cut the check now

[@marklawrence76]

🎯

[@AfiyaBurwell]

For real

[@thelashprincess4281]

We need to be less emotional and become strategic. In this election we must support Trump 2024 for closing the border and deportations alone! 4 more years of the Democrats the Black community is DONE!

[@patrickclement]

All I can say is WOW!

[@BizQAC]

Withholding the vote from ANY Democrat nominee FBA

[@jamesbosworth4191]

Until the Trumpster came along, the republikkkans had the same position on illegals. Saint Ronnie gave 11 million of them amnesty in 1981. PS, it is Democratic nominee, not Democrat nominee. Quit speaking Trumpese.

[@tylerkempfer750]

How does this only have 2k views?! Posted 13 days ago FROM THE CENTER FOR IMMIGRATION STUDIES

[@johngray491]

FREDRICK DOUGLAS SAID IT YEARS AGO.

[@amrey3628]

And James Baldwin refined it a few decades later. And some still haven't learned.

[@mullahbaksheesh9151]

"Roy Howard Beck is an American author and the founder and president of the anti-immigration advocacy organization NumbersUSA. He is a former Washington, DC bureau chief of Booth Newspapers and an environment-beat newspaper reporter, formerly with The Grand Rapids Press and The Cincinnati Enquirer."

[@0f-the-land]

Excellent video.

[@joycejackson9315]

Great video.

[@victoriahardin1560]

This may be said or already said, but is not like blacks "moved on up" to better jobs or have received better education and training. No, coupled with gentrification the loss of those jobs have had a tsunami effect on black hoiseholds and communities from which most will not recover.

[@Marella2024]

We can add mass incarceration to this issue as well.

[@damonrogers5533]

You know it’s bad when you have to send your child to a school that teaches Spanish in elementary school because we’re being outnumbered.

[@kabirdas2786]

It’s Cloward-Piven Strategy

[@MeMi-gw8ft]

It's so encouraging to me to hear a white person who is intelligent, well informed on the politics and history of this topic and speaks truthfully and candidly about it, such as this gentleman. If there were enough sensible people like him, we could finally move forward as a nation.

[@tonycar831]

Amazing work!!! Thank you

[@ivyjackson8695]

REPARATIONS!!

[@ScoutSniper3124]

Long winded AF. Simply put, each worker that comes across the border (now ILLEGALLY and BY THE MILLIONS) displaces a U.S. Worker, and more often than not from a Minority job. Confirming this is easy, just open your eyes on the drive to work at construction sites, and take note of how many Latinos are there, and how few of anyone else.

[@deejay5102]

Another reason why REPARATIONS for Black Americans of Freedmen lineage is owed, with great interest for this deliberate sabotage and disenfranchisement.

[@thebunkertv8847]

Facts ✊🏿💯💯💯

[@chuckfreeman8120]

Im not working those low paying jobs. We as people need to invest in ourselves. He can keep those low paying jobs.

[@sensible7668]

Many of the low paying jobs you are referring to are jobs that high school and college kids work that have now been taken over by illegal if they haven't been downsized.

[@katwells6278]

@chuckfreeman8120 : most black men don’t get along or trust other black men to open businesses

[@MeMi-gw8ft]

He also mentioned businesses. When you own your own, you set your own rates. Illegals, however can easily under cut your salary no matter your career bc they work for less and have more support from government. However , there are many Americans who would be grateful for the low wage jobs if it meant getting off or staying off the streets.

[@amrey3628]

And how do you propose that we all "invest in ourselves" if there isn't much capital circulating around, due to job losses? You gon get the wealthy celebrity class to pump money into this "self investment" idea that you're having? Or are we going to all start winning the lottery at exponential rates? A JOB is needed so that when a brother or sister is able to navigate through and start a business, WE can invest (by becoming patrons of their goods & services) in their economic viability and longevity. But jobs in the general marketplace, regardless of the wage levels, are needed for that to even be feasible. It's always a "I'm nots doing this because.......and soo what we needs ta do is...." person floating around.

[@LinderWhite-pl8hq]

What he is talking about when Donald Trump was talking black jobs low paying joba like picking vegetables and 4:46

[@Derrty-DANCE]

Blacks don’t pick vegetables. Try again.

[@malessacooper6329]

African Americans typical career choices in the 80's were teachers, counselors, nurses, corrections, social workers, childcare, hairdresser, transit, maintenance, sanitation, construction, Postal Workers, factory, secretarial. Immigrants dominated these industries.

[@theonlydz4178]

@@malessacooper6329I don’t see many immigrants becoming teachers and social workers, most don’t even have education

[@karennye3492]

This do not know what he talk about