At a recent campaign rally in Arizona, Donald Trump told a crowd of his supporters that the relatively small town, population 4,000, has...
At a recent campaign rally in Arizona, Donald Trump told a crowd of his supporters that the relatively small town, population 4,000, has seen a 2,000 percent increase in Haitian migrants ever since Joe Biden appointed Kamala "border czar" Harris to oversee the immigration crisis.
Watch below as Trump explains how local schools in Charleroi are scrambling to hire translators capable of handling the massive influx of illegal alien children who do not speak English, and who are costing local taxpayers thousands of dollars per head to accommodate:
A think tank called America 2100 is credited with identifying the Haitian migrant influx in Charleroi, which has dramatically changed the demographics of the somewhat tiny Pennsylvania enclave over the past two years.
The great replacement
Charleroi locals say the problems Trump identified in Springfield, Ohio, are also a problem where they live. And the Biden-Harris regime is to blame since the illegal migrant influx is a direct result of their open borders policies.
One local employee who chose to remain anonymous for his own protection told the independent media that the Haitian presence really started to become noticeable after Biden was installed into the White House. Many of them are beneficiaries of Temporary Protect Status.
The reason why the migrants are going to Charleroi is primarily because of Fourth Street Foods, a local food manufacturer that produces industrial frozen food. The migrants are being hired as cheap labor to handle various food production jobs.
It is a problem that is spreading like a deadly virus all across the country as Big Food and Big Industry in general is desperate for more slave labor to replace the formerly American labor industry.
"The consequence of importing third-world migrants to replace blue-collar workers in the town crushes native households," one media outlet warned about the situation.
"Many residents complained that rents are out of control because the migrants exacerbated a housing shortage. Some have left the town for cheaper housing outside city limits."
Since October 2019, native-born U.S. workers have lost an astounding 1.4 million jobs. During that same time period, some three million foreign-born workers were hired to replace American workers.
According to reports, the Haitian migrants who work at Fourth Street Foods are being bussed in and out of the plant using a complex network of vans. Dozens upon dozens of said vans can be spotted shuttling migrants around Charleroi on any given day, the vans bearing the logo of "The Wellington Agency," a staffing firm.
As we have been hearing is also the case in Springfield, the Haitian migrants are terrible drivers, so the vans help to keep them off the streets. Some Haitian migrants are still trying to drive themselves, though, which has led to an increase in accidents and insurance rates.
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