The story begins as many 21st-century Midwestern Rust Belt ones do, with a hollowed-out city abandoned by the manufacturing sector for greener offshore pastures where multinational “American” corporations can pay Indonesian orphans 12 cents/hour with no OHSA regulations and definitely no 401(k) programs.
Then a wave of manufacturing re-investment returned, only that — golly gee — there weren’t enough workers.
So the rational neoliberal solution was to import them from somewhere called Haiti.
Accordingly, over the past four years, 20,000 Haitian “migrants” swarmed Springfield, Ohio (2020 population: 58,000).
Much cultural enrichment and infrastructure collapse ensued.