Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Faces Economic and Social Backlash

Experts warn that Trump's proposed deportation strategy could severely impact the U.S. economy and disrupt millions of families.

Trump's proposal aims to carry out the largest deportation operation in U.S. history, targeting millions of undocumented immigrants.
Economists predict significant labor shortages and inflationary pressures if the plan is implemented, as undocumented workers play crucial roles in several industries.
The economic fallout could include a GDP decline of up to 6.8% and a loss of $97 billion in tax contributions from undocumented immigrants.
Critics argue that mass deportations would result in widespread family separations, affecting millions of U.S. citizen children living in mixed-status households.
Proponents of the plan claim it would lower housing costs and increase job opportunities for legal residents, but experts dispute these economic benefits.