@raphjd The same thing is happening now in Canada too. Our idiot stick of a prime minister opened the flood gates of immigration a few years back, and it's now to a point where it seems that there are more immigrants (many from places like India, Syria, and Nepal) than there are people who were born and raised here for generations. Sadly, this too includes illegals coming in en mass taking up much needed resources from the people who have been here their whole lives for generations. It's almost as though we've adopted a policy of we care about you if you're from somewhere else, but if you were born and raised here for generations, you just don't matter.
In fact, even in the city I live in now, we have setup all kinds of affordable or otherwise government subsidized housing for immigrants (most of which are from Syria) who are without papers and therefore cannot work, while simultaneously pushing out the people who were born and raised here for generations. Not far from the downtown core, there is actually a "tent city" as us locals are calling it, which consists of what was a vacant lot that has been filled with all kinds of tents that now homeless people are living in. Sadly, many of them have some sort of drug problem, which only makes matters worse on so many levels.
For the people in places like the tent city that has been setup, who have all been born and raised here for generations, there is little to no support and resources available to get help and find affordable or otherwise subsidized housing, but yet a matter of only a few blocks away now sits the largest government subsidized housing complex in the city, and it is almost exclusively illegal immigrants, many of which are trying to claim refugee status.
