Immigrants Built Your House, But Sending Them Home Stops Construction Cold!

Since 1984, the U.S. home build­ing indus­try has relied on immi­grant work­ers to fill labor short­ages. A Top US builder closed 90,000 homes last year, but deport­ing work­ers could slash out­put to 65,000, with build times jump­ing from 100 to 140 days. Dis­cov­er why build­ing 10 mil­lion homes is impos­si­ble and how we must train our kids to become elec­tri­cians, plumbers, and brick­lay­ers. Learn what it’ll cost to rebuild the work­force and get America’s hous­ing mar­ket mov­ing again.

• In 1984, we didn’t have the peo­ple to fill the jobs and they start­ed com­ing across the bor­der. In the home builders indus­try there are a lot of immi­grants. When it takes 5 to 10 years to build back the work­ers to build the homes. The top builder in the US closed 90k homes last year. Build 10 mil­lion homes? You can’t build it espe­cial­ly when you send them all home. These big builders go from 90K to 65K with­out the work­ers and the homes will go from 100 to 140 days to build.  
• We need to get our kids back into the field to become elec­tri­cians, plumbers, dry­wall hang­ers, brick lay­ers. These kids have to have a strong back and be will­ing to do the work. 
• You need to be pre­pared to hit the stop sign and pay more mon­ey and do what it takes to hit the gas ped­al again.