Financial Risks and Political Consequences in Modern America

This chapter explores the effects of mass migration on American politics, particularly its influence on the working class and mortgage regulations. It critiques proposals related to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while highlighting the concerning trends in household debt and loan delinquencies.

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