The Big Apple has lost nearly half a million residents since Covid-19 descended on American shores in March 2020, the US Census Bureau estimates.
According to the Census Bureau’s estimates, over the period of April 2020 to July 2022 New York City witnessed an exodus of more than 468,200 residents, resulting in a 5.3% decrease in its population. The most significant decline occurred between 2020 and 2021, with a loss of slightly over 281,000 individuals.
Among the U.S. cities surveyed during the same time frame, only three fared worse in terms of percentage population decline. San Francisco, California experienced a loss of 7.5% of its residents, while Louisiana’s Lake Charles and Revere, Massachusetts lost 6.9% and 5.9% respectively.
Despite the substantial decrease in population, New York City continues to hold the title of America’s largest city by a considerable margin, with over 8.3 million individuals calling it home.
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So Governor Abott is actually helping NYC recoup its losses
Thats why we are filling it up with undocumented humans beings?
My thoughts exactly chaya
That half-million represent lost hosts for a parasitic city government to tax to death. What’s the annual loss in revenue via taxes et al to NYC? In order to relocate, one must have the considerable economic resources to do so. Therefore the emigrants were golden geese that the city couldn’t afford to lose.
the asylum seekers will take their place
1. That is almost one seat in the House of Representatives.
2. The immigrant (wannabees) will count for the census.
3. A falling population in New York will eventually result in falling land values (relatively), which is very bad for those frum Jews who own property in New York City (but less bad for those who don’t).
They all went to Florida or some other state that didn’t implement Draconian restrictions
I guess the recipients of reparations in NY will have to tax themselves to fund it!
SO THEY CAN ABSORB 500,000 MEXICANS.