Investor Anthony Scaramucci Says When People Start Missing Mortgage Payments, Im

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The rise of anti-immigration sentiment in many countries may have less to do with racism and more to do with economic frustration, says SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci.

In a recent post on X, he said that when people feel financially secure and optimistic about the future, immigration tends to become a much less important political issue. But when families start falling behind, the conversation changes.

Scaramucci pointed to his father as an example of what many Americans once expected from life.

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"My dad was a crane operator, earned union wages, putting in the time, and felt pretty good about himself," he wrote on X recently. "He wasn't [Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) founder] Jeff Bezos, but his kids were going to do better than him."

My dad was a crane operator, earned union wages, putting in the time, and felt pretty good about himself.He wasn't Jeff Bezos, but his kids were going to do better t

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