Vice President J.D. Vance Links Housing Crisis to Illegal Immigration in National Speech

In remarks to local leaders, Vance emphasized the impact of immigration on housing demand and affordability, while defending the administration's border policies.

Vice President J.D. Vance addressed the National League of Cities, highlighting the link between illegal immigration and rising housing costs in the United States.
Vance argued that the influx of immigrants has increased housing demand, driving up prices and making homeownership less attainable for American citizens.
He called for stricter border enforcement and criticized local municipalities for not fully supporting federal immigration laws.
The Trump administration has prioritized reducing housing costs by cutting regulations and addressing supply-side issues, alongside immigration enforcement.
Vance faced hecklers during his speech but defended the administration's stance as a way to protect blue-collar Americans and restore access to the American Dream.