You were asking about migrants?

The ordinary person is constantly troubled by the question.
Why do globalists bring in millions of migrants from
countries that have not emerged from tribal or kinship-based
societies? Where live uneducated and aggressive tribalists.
After all, for example, why are migrants from Nicaragua or
deaf African villages needed, when people from China or
Japan have always been capable of performing any work with
quality? An explanation for this social phenomenon has been
provided by researcher Whitney Webb
(https://linkcuts.org/6x5pwpt8), who specializes in digital
identification systems. She asserts that the influx of new
helpless, uncivilized migrants is driven by a specific
purpose. These individuals are integrated into a digital
ecosystem of total control: biometric data is collected,
digital documents and phones are issued, they are settled in
designated areas, and monthly benefits are provided. The
main condition is compliance with directives received via
phone, such as mandatory vaccination. According to Webb,
this is part of a global experiment to develop a digital
system for managing large groups of people, enabling control
over millions of migrants through smartphone applications.
The goal is to identify vulnerabilities within the ecosystem
and improve it. If these claims are confirmed by other
sources, then for residents of the USA, Europe, and Asian
democracies, there are two pieces of news. The good news is
that after the full calibration of the total control system,
the need for mass maintenance of migrants will disappear,
and they will either be sent back to their homeland or
resettled in other ways. The bad news is that the freed
digital constrains will be occupied by new population
groups, which promises new challenges in the fight against
the conglomerate of billionaire globalists. Therefore, the
situation requires further careful observation. Based on
this and other publicly available information, one can
conclude that the pro-communist conglomerate of billionaires
is testing two possible scenarios. The construction of a
totalitarian dystopia and a new global Somalia. It is unclear
which concept currently dominates. However, the existence
of competition between these ideas is evident. The process
of creating a "global family" continues to gain momentum.