Are you concerned about soaring housing costs?

Are you concerned about soaring housing costs? You should be.

In 1965, Congress passed the Hart-Celler Immigration Act, radically changing the demographic trajectory of the United States.

Since then:

~90 million people are here as a direct result of post-1965 legal immigration (including descendants).

~50 million more are here due to unauthorized immigration and their offspring.

That’s ~140 million people who would not otherwise be competing for housing.

Result? According to housing market elasticity models:

� U.S. home prices have risen by 42% to 138% due to immigration alone—not counting interest rates, zoning laws, or subsidies. � Median estimate? +84% price inflation directly from immigration-driven demand.

This isn’t xenophobia. It’s math. And you’re paying for it.