DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine - Janet Flaherty got an alarming call last October from the agency tasked with coordinating in-home care for her 82-year-old mother. It could no longer send her mom's home caretaker. It knew of no other aides who could care for her mother, either. ...
especially true in states with populations with fewer immigrants ...
Must have taken a lot of willpower for the open-borders MSM to wait until the sixth paragraph to get down to the propaganda purpose of this article. One problem is that most migrants are probably not going to head to poor rural counties to care for tedious baby boomers with broken backs.
They want to collect welfare benefits. Why shouldn't they, the Dems and the GOP have been welcoming them in with open arms? If it is an 'immigrant' shortage problem, why can't governments turn to areas that are teeming with migrants and entice them to perform these 50-dollar an hour jobs? Or perhaps recruit workers from America's poor unemployed native population?
https://www.sfgate.com/business/article/A-catastrophic-trend-in-Maine-A-shortage-of-14305176.php
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