People who want cheap workers. Employers want good workers, at any price. Employers want socialized and dependable workers, and many schools don't manage to su

People who want cheap workers. Employers want good workers, at any price. Employers want socialized and dependable workers, and many schools don't manage to support this. People who want to make sure that they don't have a voice. I have no idea who that might be, unless it's people who de-platform, namecall, and denigrate people for "wrongthink," even if it's not anything bad and just asking questions and thinking differently. If people are to have a voice, they need to be free to "fire" their representatives. It doesn't seem like the media and the political machines of the cities actually want that. People who don't want to pay taxes. People who are concerned that government is too big would rather such neighborhoods didn't exist. The incentive structure of aid would seem to propagate the very conditions it's supposed to help. > Who benefits from encouraging large populations to refuse to assimilate into their host society? People who want to make sure racists vote. The people who talk in terms of race and identity for votes are the unsavory part of politics, on both the left and the right of US politics.