So often the solution to any problem is spending. But that is what got us into this high-cost mess and would only serve to increase reliance on government funds and further fuel the incentives that drive migrants to these areas to start.


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So often the solution to any problem is spending. But that is what got us into this high-cost mess and would only serve to increase reliance on government funds and further fuel the incentives that…{ai:summary}<p>Increased government spending is often proposed as a solution to various problems, but this approach has contributed to the current high-cost situation. Such spending may exacerbate reliance on government assistance and incentivize more migrants to settle in these areas. #illegals</p>

Fattman & Soto: Fixing immigration starts with right-to-shelter

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