Taxpayer-Funded Homeownership for Illegals: How Democrats Turned American Dreams into Nightmares

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American real estate loan agent says he has begun doing foreclosures on homes owned by illegals who are being deported

He says illegals used our FHA loans to buy these homes@anttsinc “These are foreclosures, so these are homes that were bought. Using FHA. Guaranteed by the… pic.twitter.com/uB9r6yXO1b

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) December 11, 2025

Whatfinger News has documented the crimes committed by the Democrats against American citizens for over 8 years now. This is but one… A viral video circulating on X (above), shared by @WallStreetApes on December 11, 2025, captures a foreclosure specialist’s shocking revelation: he’s now processing foreclosures on homes bought by illegal immigrants who were later deported, leaving behind properties purchased with what he claims are government handouts. The bearded man, speaking from his car, laments, “I just started doing foreclosures on illegal immigrants who were deported,” highlighting a grim reality where American taxpayers foot the bill for non-citizens to embed themselves in communities, only for the properties to end up in distress. This anecdote isn’t isolated—it’s a symptom of a broader Biden-era policy disaster where Democratic administrations and sanctuary cities have funneled billions in federal COVID relief and housing subsidies directly to illegal aliens, artificially inflating housing demand, driving up prices for citizens, and “infesting” neighborhoods with unchecked migration.

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Here is the foreclosure that sparked that video! Thanks for tagging me pic.twitter.com/ChOglHt55O

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While young Americans scrape by in rentals, illegals—enabled by lax enforcement and targeted giveaways—secure homeownership on the public’s dime, exacerbating the nation’s affordability crisis. Under President Joe Biden, the influx of over 10 million illegal immigrants since 2021 has overwhelmed border facilities, cities, and housing markets. Conservative analysts point to deliberate policy choices: halting Trump-era border measures, expanding parole programs, and repurposing stimulus funds to subsidize migrant resettlement. A key culprit? The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan (ARP) signed by Biden in March 2021, which Democrats in blue states and cities diverted en masse to aid programs explicitly open to non-citizens. A comprehensive review revealed at least $517 million earmarked for cash payments and support services for illegals, with no citizenship checks required. Washington’s “COVID-19 Immigrant Relief Fund” alone swallowed $340 million— the largest such scheme—providing direct financial assistance that critics say greased the wheels for migrants to access housing markets.

These funds, drawn from taxpayer coffers meant for pandemic recovery, instead subsidized illegal entries, allowing recipients to pool resources for down payments or rent-to-own schemes in high-demand areas. This isn’t charity – it’s economic sabotage. By flooding communities with subsidized migrants, Democrats have supercharged housing shortages. Vice President JD Vance laid it bare in a pointed interview: Biden’s “flooded” the country with 30 million illegals, many snapping up homes that “ought by right go to American citizens.” The math is merciless—a one-percentage-point rise in local immigrant influx correlates to an 11% spike in house prices over five years, per economic modeling.

In metro areas, a mere five-point increase in recent immigrants translates to 12% higher rents relative to U.S.-born household incomes. Young families, veterans, and working-class Americans watch median home prices soar past $400,000 while illegals, bolstered by federal largesse, enter the market. The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) crunched the numbers: the 2.3 million illegals released or evading capture since Biden’s inauguration alone cost taxpayers $20.4 billion annually in welfare, education, and housing supports—on top of $140 billion for the existing illegal population. Each migrant drains $9,232 yearly, much of it funneled into stabilizing their housing to keep the influx flowing. Worse, federal agencies under Biden actively facilitated this. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Refugee Resettlement—despite its name—extended housing referrals and assistance to “parolees and other aliens,” including those paroled en masse at the border.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenaed HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra in October 2024, demanding records on these expenditures after stonewalling revealed millions in taxpayer dollars propping up migrant lodging. Jordan’s probe showed a bipartisan border bill’s hidden poison pill: $1.4 billion for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to fly illegals into U.S. interiors and book hotel rooms—nearly double prior records—under the guise of “resettlement.” GOP senators like Bill Hagerty blasted it as “buying off Democrat sanctuary city mayors,” with funds available immediately and without strings. Even Biden’s $40 billion emergency request in 2023 included plans for border-adjacent housing complexes where illegals could roam freely during asylum processing, bypassing detention to “relieve” overrun shelters—all on the citizen’s tab. Blue states amplified the outrage.

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Oregon’s Democrats drew fire for a program prioritizing “non-US citizens” for homeownership grants amid a severe shortage, prompting a state lawmaker to decry the use of “hard-earned, limited tax dollars” for foreigners while citizens struggled. In Illinois and Chicago—ground zero for migrant buses—ARP funds covered hotel stays and debit cards loaded with $1,000 for new arrivals, enabling quick transitions to permanent housing. Noncitizen households, including illegals and green-card holders, tapped public assistance at 59% rates, costing $42 billion yearly nationwide. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), in a rare post-Biden pivot under Trump, inked a 2025 pact with Homeland Security to claw back resources, admitting prior “wasteful misappropriation” had funneled federal housing to illegals over citizens.

States like Pennsylvania and Arizona clawed back with laws barring such diversions, but the damage lingers: foreclosures like those in the X video, where deported owners leave ghost properties, signal a market warped by transient, subsidized buyers. This infestation—Biden’s open-door legacy—hasn’t just priced out Americans – it’s eroded sovereignty. Cities like New York and Denver, Democrat strongholds, begged for federal bailouts after millions in migrant hotel bills, yet Biden’s team rerouted VA resources for illegal healthcare, shortchanging veterans. FAIR’s Dan Stein called the $20.4 billion tab “staggering,” enough to house every homeless vet. Democrats feigned border concern in election years, but their actions screamed otherwise: amnesty pushes, NGO slush funds, and stimulus windfalls that turned illegal entry into a housing ladder. As the foreclosure specialist’s story goes viral, it exposes the human cost—American families foreclosed on dreams while illegals, propped by our taxes, vanish, leaving chaos. Until borders harden and subsidies end, this Democratic-engineered invasion will keep turning homes into handouts, one deportation at a time.

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