'Texas politicians have been at the forefront of weakening Americans’ faith in our democracy by pushing the lie that there is widespread voter fraud despite all evidence to the contrary,' a reader writes.
,” : Nicholas Riccardi is expressing what I’ve been trying to say for quite some time. Observing all around our city the enormous amount of building construction going on, it’s easy to see who is doing the hard work. The immigrants are helping tear down old houses. They are the ones digging the ditches for the pipes. One can only see the top part of their bodies from the street. Later, one can see them up on the roofs, even in the afternoon Houston heat. This article says, “The U.S.
has, by some estimates, 2 million fewer immigrants than it would have if the pace had stayed the same, helping power a desperate scramble for workers in many sectors, from meatpacking to home building, that is also contributing to supply shortages and price increases.” Of course he is referring to the previous administration‘s actions against immigrants coming into the U.S. That factor combined with the pandemic has created the present shortages.
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