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.