Nationwide 'Day Without Immigrants' Protest Highlights Economic and Social Impact
Businesses, schools, and communities across the U.S. demonstrate against President Trump's immigration policies, reflecting the critical role of immigrants in society.
- The 'Day Without Immigrants' protest saw businesses close, workers stay home, and students skip school to emphasize the contributions of immigrants to the U.S. economy and society.
- Protests were held in cities including Los Angeles, Chicago, and Santa Ana, with thousands participating in marches and rallies against President Trump's immigration policies and deportation plans.
- Many Latino-owned businesses, such as restaurants, shops, and warehouses, closed in solidarity, while some workers feared retaliation for participating in the protest.
- School districts reported significant drops in attendance, with some classrooms nearly empty as families joined the movement to highlight the importance of immigrant communities.
- Experts warn that mass deportations could harm the U.S. economy, citing immigrants' significant contributions to the labor force and local economies, as well as billions in taxes paid annually.
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