Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Faces Criticism Over Economic and Humanitarian Impact

Donald Trump's proposed deportation of millions of immigrants is predicted to cause economic turmoil and significant human rights concerns.

Trump's second-term agenda includes deporting up to 25 million immigrants, despite estimates that only 11 million are undocumented.
Critics argue the plan would result in a humanitarian crisis, tearing families apart and potentially causing thousands of deaths.
A report from the American Immigration Council warns of a $1 trillion cost over a decade, with significant impacts on federal and local tax revenues.
The deportation plan could lead to a loss of 4.2% to 6.8% of U.S. GDP, potentially triggering an economic crisis worse than the Great Recession.
Key industries like construction, agriculture, and hospitality would face severe labor shortages, leading to inflation and higher prices.