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july. that is the lowest since december of 2020. let's get more into the conversation at julia pollak. julia about the slowing most mementum. will it get worse heading into the fall? >> it is not yet a sign of worry. right now, labor market indicators have slowed, but only to pretty good levels. levels that would represent a hot job seekers market. the question is whether this slowdown will decline and if the downtrend continues and soon we could continue to talk about labor market weakness. >> julia, the labor market weakness is anticipated to be a problem. it hasn't been a problem despite a lot of headwinds over the last year. what exactly is it that makes the u.s. job market resilient and by extension the thorn in the side for the fed right now? >> so the u.s. economy is pretty much dependent on one factor, the u.s. consumer. to date, the sumu.s. consumer i strong. many people received stimulus and paid down debt and locked in lower mortgage rates. they are doing well. at the same time, they gained jobs. the recent pace of job growth setoff a cycle in the labor market where people added i

julia is july to the associate director of the us immigration policy program at the migration policies to join us now from washington, dc. julia, thanks for joining us here on out to 0. we've seen from 2 locations. i'm think you heard those reports at clear as day, just how serious the crises are on the borders. and we've just heard about the challenges within the united states. and so i'd like to explore a bit more now. what about these on seen, precious from that continues for migrants coming into the us on communities on the neighborhoods in the cities of denver, new york and chicago and places like that. being said that they're really high costs of providing shelter, incidence, and backgrounds when they 1st arrive. of course the west has always absorbed a lot of immigrants, very successfully. what we're seeing is that migrants are going to particular destinations and part because of these buses from texas and other border states. and part of because my grand more migrants are arriving without us time. and so they're showing up to local governments and asking for assistance, governments are providing shelter and food at a pretty high cause. and it's not clear what kind of the mid range plan is for helping my friends into solve sufficiency. many members aren't able to work legally when they 1st arrive, depending on their status. and what about the issue of housing and accommodation made? what is done in a place like new york, for example, to try and house people coming in to see her doesn't particular place because they have a right to shelter. everyone who shows up in new york city asking for housing will be provided at new york has opened over 200 new locations to house my grandson, including many, many hotels as well as other locations anywhere that they can find really space to help my grants. and they've been creative and looking for more and more places to setup costs and, and have single adult migrant lives there be seen in other cities as well. they look to schools and churches, i'm in police stations in airports and other places that they can find to try to find room for these. my grand, what about the, the composition flows the, the makeup of the people arriving isn't changing. the costs are they really are different than when we use the, you know, high waves of an authorized immigration and past periods before it was a lot of people coming from mexico and maybe some people, america, a lot of single adults today. we're seeing people from all over the world in large numbers from about as willow, from 80, from cuba, as well as from central america and mexico. we're seeing a lot more families that are coming and families present higher d as, as well from single adults. and we're seeing more of my friends who don't have strong communities already waiting for them in the us. right. definitely see more pictures and scenes of mothers and children crossing that are crossing the voters at americas. you say, is a nation of, of immigrants has a history of absorbing and integrating in groups into the society that is just now beyond the limit. is it just too difficult to deal with? and i think we're up to the challenge. i think the us can handle this, but we probably need more central coordination. the federal government is providing some money to the states and localities 800000000 this year. but that doesn't seem to be enough, that's just a drop in the pocket of the cost that these localities are absorbing. but also might be room for more coordination of where my friends are going. if my friends don't have a family that they're joining here, a neighbor or friend, perhaps we could do more to try to locate those. my grandson, communities where support is available, where the cost of living are lower, where they might be able to more quickly support themselves. so i think we're up to the challenge, but i think we could be doing a better job than we're doing right now. of course, the bottom line is it needs to be stopped as sources and that needs to be, that needs to be policies, a directory of the countries and whether they're leaving that's right. if people were able to stay at home, they wouldn't be making these incredibly dangerous difficult journey is with their families all the way through the atmosphere at night and state. you thoughts about the financial aspect to this tech is through the, the kind of money that's being spent to accommodate and process the migrants in and who is going to and who should for the bill. we are setting says that through july they have spend $1700000000.00. they're projecting even bigger cost going forward in other cities, those figures number and the 10s of thousands or even hundreds of thousands depending on the city. most of that cost is being borne by states and localities. there is some federal reimbursement, but that is a pretty small amount compared to what these localities are spending. i think there is an argument for more federal funding to support these cities and doing what they're doing. it is a huge challenge indeed the well, the julia you'd have to be appreciate your perspective analysis. thank you very much. thank you for the december 18 security situation. hate is also contributing to the wave of migration more than $10000.00 people have fled, the homes and the policy months. criminal gains now control much of the capital for the prince. the government is called for an international force to increase security on the 0 speak to one haitians preparing to leave the country slot. does that mean? 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