Whistleblower Exposes How Illegal Migrants Are Qualifying to Purchase Homes in Utah

by Wall Street Apes

A qualification system in place allows for 6 names to be used and up to 10 illegals incomes are taken. They qualify for the home, move all their illegals in and then then American tax payer picks up the tab

“You can apply by groups, the system can only take 6 names, but they can apply 10 people. So so they go and buy a house. Let’s say you and your wife arrive at the same time that me and my husband and we go and buy a house together. I live on the basement. You live upstairs, and it’s cheaper than renting a place”

“So now I get a house. 4 of us are qualifying for that, and I have people move in, and now I’m living in Midvale. And I’ve moved in with next to no money down. And who paid for it? The taxpayers.”

The full hope also alleges cities are offering free money for home purchases using taxpayer funds and NGO contributions

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TRANSCRIPT

Questioner: So back to your comment about, or we were talking about qualifications. You get a $500,000 house in Utah. I’m not going to judge, but let’s say someone comes across the border and they go get a job making $12 an hour.

Let’s say $20 an hour. So they go to McDonald’s and get 20 bucks an hour. Well, $20 an hour times 173.3 working hours in a month is about $3,500. Let’s use that. We can’t qualify for that $3,500 a month mortgage, can we?

Whistleblower: No.

Questioner: But how can we?

Whistleblower: Because you can apply by groups.

Questioner: Oh, you mean I can go get a gaggle of people and qualify up to how many people? Five or six?

Whistleblower: Well, the system can only take six names, but they can apply 10 people.

Questioner: So they go and buy a house. Let’s say you and your wife arrive at the same time that me and my husband and we go and buy a house together. I live in the basement, you live upstairs, and it’s cheaper than renting a place. So $3,000 a month per head times four. It’s $12,000. Guess what? I qualify for the house. Four, five, or six.

Whistleblower: Yeah.

Questioner: So now I get a house. Four of us are qualifying for that. And I have people move in and now I’m living in Midvale and I’ve moved in with next to no money down. And who paid for it? The taxpayers.