In the year 2000 the United Nations published a document detailing their goal of replacement migration.
The Great Replacement Theory is often panned as a “racist ideology” held by people who fear they will “lose power,” but the notion that White people are being replaced in certain areas via immigration is quickly becoming a reality in some places.
U.N. Replacement Migration document
In Michigan, the state’s “Newcomer Renter Subsidy” program is a prime example of this. Under the program, “eligible” households can receive up to $500 every month in taxpayer money to house “newcomers,” which is a euphemism for illegal aliens.
This isn’t an exaggeration. Michigan.gov lists who is eligible for this program on its website, and it specifies that the program applies to refugees, asylum seekers, Cuban and Haitian entrants, human trafficking victims, Afghan nationals, Special Immigration Visa holders and Ukrainian humanitarian parolees.
The website also notes that it is eligible for people who have pending asylum applications, those who arrived under the Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan and Venezuelan parole program and people who arrive under the Family Reunification Parole for Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. In addition, the state notes that “other immigrant individuals” will be considered for the program on a case-by-case basis.
Its applications are available in languages such as Spanish, Ukrainian, Arabic, Haitian Creole and Pashto.
The Newcomer Rental Subsidy Program is offered by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, which states on its website: “Many refugees and other newcomers face critical housing challenges, and this program will increase access to better and more affordable housing opportunities while supporting a more rapid social integration to refugees and other newcomer populations to Michigan.”
The Great Replacement Theory is often panned as a “racist ideology” held by people who fear they will “lose power,” but the notion that White people are being replaced in certain areas via immigration is quickly becoming a reality in some places.
In Michigan, the state’s “Newcomer Renter Subsidy” program is a prime example of this. Under the program, “eligible” households can receive up to $500 every month in taxpayer money to house “newcomers,” which is a euphemism for illegal aliens.
This isn’t an exaggeration. Michigan.gov lists who is eligible for this program on its website, and it specifies that the program applies to refugees, asylum seekers, Cuban and Haitian entrants, human trafficking victims, Afghan nationals, Special Immigration Visa holders and Ukrainian humanitarian parolees.
The website also notes that it is eligible for people who have pending asylum applications, those who arrived under the Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan and Venezuelan parole program and people who arrive under the Family Reunification Parole for Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. In addition, the state notes that “other immigrant individuals” will be considered for the program on a case-by-case basis.
Its applications are available in languages such as Spanish, Ukrainian, Arabic, Haitian Creole and Pashto.
The Newcomer Rental Subsidy Program is offered by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, which states on its website: “Many refugees and other newcomers face critical housing challenges, and this program will increase access to better and more affordable housing opportunities while supporting a more rapid social integration to refugees and other newcomer populations to Michigan.”
