The Devil Comes to America

Chapter 292: He is still the genius
Jim has a headache now.

Two months have passed since the new year.

As usual, most police officers would start to slack off at this time.

Because it won’t be long before the government approves the budget.

At times like this, if public security is worse, the funding for public security will be higher. If public security is very good, the funding will naturally be lower.

It's almost become a tradition.

But Los Angeles now.

The police are slacking off and public security is not in chaos. Jim is also going to say that.

The safety of Los Angeles makes me sick.

Drug addicts can no longer take drugs, so they stop robbing people and go to free injection sites to get drugs for free.

Although there is a long queue, at least you don’t have to go to prison.

The problem of homelessness has now been solved by homeless shelters. There were more than 8,000 homeless people in Los Angeles, and now the number is even greater, but the number of homeless people on the streets has decreased instead.

There are also some who really don't want to do anything.

The only ones disrupting public order now are those guys who want to use tax money to support drug addicts.

But as the police chief, Jim knows that although this thing is expensive, it is really cheap to make.

Are they really spending a ton of money to support addicts? No, they're just making a ton less money.

It’s not that they earn less, because the money here was originally earned by the drug dealers.

But there are no drug dealers in Los Angeles. Some of those who are involved have people with unclear identities behind them. These people provide services to those who cannot satisfy themselves at the injection sites and some wealthy customers.

So, in theory, this group of people also made money, and they took business from drug dealers.

In the past, there were an average of several robberies a day, but now there are only a few robbery calls received by the police.

Is there crime? Yes, but it is very rare.

Jim looked at the recent reports and found that the most cases handled by the LAPD recently were crackdowns on illegal cultivation.

If you really want to check this thing, it's easy to check. It consumes a lot of electricity and water.

In the past, there was a lot of illegal planting and we didn’t do much about it because we didn’t have the time. The police were already busy dealing with other things, so they generally didn’t do much unless it was a special operation.

It's different now.

And there are fewer guys who grow these crops illegally now.

There is no way. The purchase price of this thing has been pushed down very low with the emergence of marijuana farms and modern cultivation across California.

The profit converted from private electricity and water consumption is completely disproportionate to the risk.

As for how those marijuana farms make money, you can tell by looking at how many power and water companies have invested in their shares.

Capital will not miss any opportunity to make money.

The biggest cost is the labor cost that cannabis farms must incur by hiring enough workers.

But where there are laws, there are loopholes.

Are humans more efficient than machines? Are humans more obedient than machines? Are humans more loyal than machines?

Obviously, none.

There are still many things to do.

Therefore, many marijuana farms have minimum employment standards, and the people there don't even have to work.

These people can do what they like and don't have to go to work, but the price they pay is that they get the minimum wage.

Only those who control the machines can work. As for wanting to work and get high wages, that is impossible.

So there are more people in California who get paid but don't have to work much, although the money is only enough to keep them fed. But where are the farms?
So a lot of the idle guys in Los Angeles ran out.

And, most importantly.
The profits of those guys who are engaged in this have not decreased, but they have made a lot. After the first processing plant was established a month ago, PepsiCo started to feel a little overwhelmed a few days ago.

"Okay, Chief Jim." Jia Yu said with a smile, "It's just some budget. There are several candidates here who are asking for an increase in the budget for the police. They will be elected."

"There won't be another Xiong En, Jia." Jim drank his coffee: "As the chief of LAPD, I can have coffee with you here at this time, which shows how relaxed I am now."

"People are not politicians. After experiencing a safe environment, what they fear most is that it becomes unsafe. Don't worry, some people's slogan is to give money to the police instead of drug addicts."

Jim frowned: "Why compare us with them?"

"Who knows." Jia Yu said indifferently.

Jim sighed, "The boss is still in seclusion? It's a bit long this time."

"It's been quite a while, almost three months, right?"

"I'm a little envious of Arizona. Do you know what's going on there, Jia?"

"Are you saying that the entire state of Arizona is now supporting Phoenix? Planning to pass an anti-black bill?"

"Yeah." Jim sighed, "How did those black people do it?"

Jia Yu didn't respond.

He had thought of this before, so the homeless shelter did not come into contact with those black people.

They were a group of crazy people who were driven out. To understand what happened, just look at the Middle East and Europe.

Jim continued, "Those cities that took them in are going crazy now. They took in these black people who were driven out with good intentions, but what happened? Tucson took in quite a few black people, but when they arrived in their territory, they directly started a color movement. Every day, black people took to the streets to march. Since they couldn't get into Phoenix, they caused trouble in surrounding cities."

"I heard," Jia Yu said, "the Tucson police department arrested a group of black people, and they are planning to assassinate the mayor who doesn't support them? Is that true?"

"Really." Jim said, "And they haven't arrested all of them yet. Now the mayor is surrounded by a large number of police protection every day. It's not just the mayor. Many companies there have been abused and sued because they don't hire enough black people or don't have many black people in the company. They even put up banners at their doors to prevent employees from going to work."

"What a familiar plot." A voice sounded.

The two men's faces changed at the same time, and then they stood up immediately.

"Boss." Both of them sounded a little surprised.

Yes, Xiunuo is out of confinement.

Xiu Nuo walked in and said with a smile, "It seems like a lot of things have happened recently. What's going on in Arizona?"

"If you mean that familiar feeling?" Jim shook his head and said, "How could LGBT people not be familiar with the methods used in Los Angeles? Those black people felt that they were treated like that in Phoenix because they were not extreme enough. Damn, there are not many black people in Arizona. Those companies have their own recruitment standards, and they themselves do not have enough education."

Xiunuo raised his eyebrows.

Jia Yu said, "It's nothing strange. These people have already made black people appear in movies about European history from more than a thousand years ago. Even the Knights of the Round Table can have black people. Why don't you have black people in your company? This is racial discrimination."

Xiu Nuo smiled and said, "So Arizona is going to pass an anti-black bill because of this incident?"

"No." Jia Yu shook his head: "I heard that they went to Chandler City to cause trouble."

Xiunuo looked at Jim: "What is that place?"

Jim's mouth twitched. "Another tech city in America, located in the Phoenix metropolitan area, is the headquarters of many high-tech companies. This kind of city is famous for its good atmosphere. It is full of guys working in tech companies. These people earn a lot more than the average person, so everyone there thinks the world is a good place. Except for their stupid boss."

Xiu Nuo nodded: "It means there are fewer black people?"

"Yes, there are very few black people in the local area, but due to pressure before, the Phoenix metropolitan area was the first to take in a group of black people. They were the ones who cursed Phoenix the most at the beginning, but now..." Jim shook his head: "Now they should hate those people to death."

“What are the chances of the bill passing?”

"Very big." Jim said, "Phoenix has set an example. Mallory's asshole speech has caused many companies to avoid Phoenix. Those who have dealings with Phoenix and those who were born in Phoenix have suffered a big blow. I am actually surprised that Mallory is still alive. But..."

Jim said, "You know what some people think Phoenix is ​​now?"

"what?"

"The holy land of white people," Jim said. "A lot of people who don't care about racial discrimination go there to travel. It's not illegal to go there anyway. And, for some reason, it doesn't seem to have become deserted because of that incident. There's even a new road plan planned for the first time. Because of this incident, the federal government was severely criticized by black people."

Xiu Nuo looked at Jia Yu.

Jia Yu said, "There is a base over there."

Xiu Nuo was stunned: "The whole city?"

"According to the information he sent back, he plans to include the entire city."

Xiu Nuo thought about it and then smiled: "I've been looking forward to it for a few months."

"What do you mean, boss?" Jim obviously didn't understand.

"Nothing." Xiunuo waved his hand and looked at Jim: "If it's just to eliminate the gangs, will the Federation take action against Arizona?"

"I'm not a politician." Jim said with a wry smile, "How would I know about this kind of thing?"

Jia Yu said, "Maybe we should ask a professional."

"Coffey?"

"Xiong En." Jia Yu said.

"What the hell? Who?"

Xiong En was extremely excited when he saw Xiu Nuo, but Xiu Nuo found that Kofi, who was standing next to him, looked much more haggard.

When Kofi saw Xiunuo appear, he was like seeing a relative: "Xiu! You finally showed up! This guy is driving me crazy!" Xiunuo asked curiously: "What did he do again?"

"What did I do, Kofi?" Xiong En frowned and said, "Didn't I just go to Arizona a few times? I didn't go to Phoenix. You wouldn't even let me travel there."

"What did he do?" Xiunuo knew that Xiong En would definitely exaggerate, so he asked Coffey directly.

Coffey gritted his teeth and said, "He went to have dinner with those guys who promoted the anti-gang bill!"

Jia Yu said at the side: "So is this bill likely to succeed?"

"Judging from the current situation." Coffey nodded, "It has a high probability of success. Even if the Congress does not pass it, given the current situation in Arizona, if a referendum is held, democracy will send the blacks away."

Xiu Nuo sighed: "If that's the case, it's really democratic."

Jia Yu was surprised and asked, "Then what are you worried about?"

"I'm worried because it will succeed!" Coffey said helplessly, "There are also states in the United States that are unfriendly to black people. This is because of the prevalence of racial segregation laws in history, such as Louisiana and Mississippi. Everyone knows it, but no one has brought it out to legislate. The federal government has been pushing them to abolish various racial laws, but now Arizona is actually going to enact a new law! This..."

"Will the Federation intervene?" Jia Yu asked the question on behalf of Xiu Nuo: "You know what kind of intervention I'm talking about."

This time Coffey was silent.

After thinking for a while, he shook his head: "Phoenix is ​​like this, I guess not. If this is the choice of the entire state, the federation will only pass various legislations to guarantee its position, but it is a matter within the state."

Xiong En said directly: "Just look at Texas. The federal government asked them to let the immigrants in, and they did. Then they either sent the people to California or directly to New York. Later, they set up a quarantine network to prohibit illegal immigrants from coming in, and even shot at illegal immigrants, although they used rubber bullets."

"At least Arizona and Phoenix openly say that they are deporting criminals, but Texas directly said that federal law is bullshit, and even said that if the federal government forcibly intervenes, their National Guard will not be a pushover. They will defend the interests of their state to the death, but they are still doing well now."

Coffey gritted his teeth and said, "That's for foreigners. Black people are also Americans."

"But they are just expelling them, right?" Xiong En looked at Xiu Nuo and said, "Sir, listen to my idea."

Xiu Nuo nodded: "You say."

"I went to meet those guys and gave them some advice. I said that it was too straightforward to exclude black people directly. This was challenging the foundation of America and we should not do that."

Xiu Nuo laughed: "You have been a politician for a long time, and you have learned this trick. Think about your proposition, Xiong En."

This circle can indeed change people. Even guys like Xiong En have become smart after being in the political circle for a long time.

Xiong En waved his hand and said, "Listen to me, sir. I told them that they can arrest all the black people who have problems, and then cooperate with private prisons outside to send all these black people to other states through legal means. At that time, the question of whether to release these black people will be handed over to the federal court. Don't take all the problems on yourself."

Xiunuo's eyes widened slightly.

"Of course, you must be asking what to do when these people come back. What can we do? Just arrest them again. I don't believe they won't commit crimes. Anyway, Arizona doesn't have Act 47, and marijuana is not legal. As long as they are willing to keep an eye on them, the police can set up a few more law enforcement traps for these black people. In two times, not three times, they won't want to be in Arizona anymore!"

"As for who is willing to take over, as long as money is paid, some private prisons are willing to do so. It is much easier for Arizona to pass a prisoner transfer bill than an anti-democratic bill. Besides, it is common for states to send prisoners out because of a shortage of prison beds. I specifically asked Jonas about this. He said it was no problem."

"There is no need to worry about financial issues. Since the public is so supportive of anti-blackness, they definitely don't care if the government uses their taxes to send black criminals out of the state."

Xiong En looked at Kofi proudly when he said this: "After all, we are all from the same country, right? The people of Texas are willing to pay to send the illegal immigrants out, and the people of Arizona will definitely be willing to pay the money as well."

Xiunuo and Jia Yu looked at each other.

Xiunuo could even see the shock in Jia Yu's eyes.

Jia Yu couldn't hold back his excitement after hearing Xiong En's words.

Xiu Nuo reached out and patted Xiong En's shoulder.

"What's wrong, sir?" Xiong En was a little surprised.

"I wronged you." Xiu Nuo said seriously: "You are still you, you have never changed."

Kofi's face darkened: "I feel like I'll live at least ten years less if I stay with him!"

Jia Yu said seriously: "The Yangtze River, the Pacific Ocean, the waves behind push the waves ahead. Kofi, you are out of date. You really should learn what politics is from Xiong En."

Coffey: “.”

Xiu Nuo asked: "Did they agree?"

"It's already being done." Xiong En said proudly, "Mallory is such a genius!"

Kofi’s eyes widened: “You didn’t tell me this!
Xiong En's expression changed slightly.

Kofi grabbed Xiong En's collar. Although this action was a little ridiculous in front of this big guy, Kofi still said with red eyes: "I said, don't get involved with him!"

Xiong En was a little embarrassed.

"Calm down, Kofi." Xiu Nuo pulled Kofi away, then looked at Xiong En: "You call Mallory a genius?"

"Yeah." Xiong En said, "That guy promoted several model black people! Those black people are afraid to go out at night now, but the reports are all about various elite black people! Those black people stood up and said how tolerant Phoenix is. This action shut up many people! I think Los Angeles..."

"Impossible!" Coffey raised his voice, "There's no way this shit will work in Los Angeles!"

Xiunuo pursed his lips and then laughed.

"Well done, Xiong En." Xiu Nuo patted Xiong En's shoulder.

Kofi was shocked: "Xiu, you are also a minority!"

"So what? Is there a conflict between me being a minority and black people not discriminating against me because of my skin color?"

"Forehead"

"You should help him, Kofi." Xiu Nuo said seriously, "Instead of stopping him from doing various things. His idea at least solved this problem perfectly, didn't it?"

Kofi was about to cry; "This is a violation of human rights."

"I can't trample on you anyway."

Coffey: “.”

Kofi knew that Xiuno was the one who made the final decision, so he said helplessly: "Okay, I understand."

Xiong En immediately laughed: "I knew you were the wise one!"

Xiunuo and Jiayu left.

"Look for Patch." Xiuno said.

He found that he had a lot of things to deal with during his months of seclusion.

"Okay, I'll contact him."

While waiting for Patch, Xiuno asked, "Did anyone tell me about Luke Air Force Base?"

Jia Yu shook his head. "No, there is no media coverage. That base is dead, right? I heard from Robin."

"That's about right. Robin can still contact you?"

"He's doing pretty well." Jia Yu said, "I heard he's in management now, so he has his own time."

"That's not right. Luke Air Force Base should be very important, right?"

"Maybe it's because it's too important." Jia Yu analyzed: "The San Diego military base can still be said to be a natural disaster, but the inland Luke Air Force Base obviously can't use this excuse. Besides, Phoenix itself was busy partying at the time, and there were no people to take pictures or record videos. So the matter was suppressed."

"I specifically checked this matter. Although some people complained that their training at Luke Air Force Base was forced to terminate, the news had disappeared when I went to check. Obviously, they don't want the news of the air base being scrapped to appear."

Xiu Nuo curled his lips: "You hid it pretty well."

"No way, this is what they do best. Oh, by the way, boss, there's something else."

Jia Yu talked about Catherine and Dark Gold Security’s trip to Phoenix City and the Homeless Home.

Xiunuo nodded slightly. When he was in seclusion, he discovered that the number of demons had increased a lot.

"Let Quan Rui handle the women's affairs herself. As for the laboratory, Robin chose his own path. That's his business, you don't have to worry about it."

"It's the homeless shelter." Xiuno held his chin up: "How do you handle things over there?"

Jia Yu spread his hands and said, "After they cleaned up those black people, there were many low-level positions vacant. We arranged people to do them. However, there are many homeless women in Phoenix. If they... "

Jia Yu smiled and said, "We have set up some low-budget film and television companies over there and let them become actors. The quality of the people over there is quite good. As for when they are actors and suddenly meet some rich guys, it is up to them to decide what to do."

Xiu Nuo raised his eyebrows: "You are running a brothel."

As a time traveler, Xiu Nuo doesn't think this is a big deal. Brothels are very normal.

But Jia Yu shook his head: "I'm not a pimp, and this was not my decision, it was John. He said that we just did what all Hollywood agents would do, just at a lower level. We can even package some of the good-looking ones into Internet celebrities. After all, they are quite famous in the circle of photographing homeless people."

"You didn't do anything?"

"Oh, I did do some." Jia Yu said, "Most of the homeless people in Phoenix have nationalities, unlike the large number of illegal immigrants in California, so I guided some transnational marriages. Those who came in through Mexico didn't make much money, but those illegal immigrants who came through other routes, especially those with their families, had at least tens of thousands of dollars on them."

"This is a huge sum of money for the lower classes in the United States. One party provides financial support, and the other party helps them obtain a green card. When they divorce, they can also divide the money. It's a win-win situation."

"I heard you say you brought your family with you."

"That's a green card. Breaking up a family is nothing."

Xiu Nuo looked at Jia Yu with emotion: "That's..."

Jia Yu guessed what Xiu Nuo wanted to say, and he said, "I am an international student, and they are Run people. From the moment they illegally set foot on the land of this country, they and I are no longer compatriots. Since they have all come to America, isn't it the American way of hospitality to let them experience some local characteristics?"

Xiunuo saw joy in this guy's eyes.

At this moment, Xiu Nuo felt a little regretful. He should not have given him the orthodox martial arts. If he had been given the magic martial arts, his progress would definitely have been much faster than it is now.

(End of this chapter)