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The Economics of Deportation: Unpacking Immigration and Employment
This chapter explores the practical implications of mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, questioning its feasibility against current job market trends. It highlights the essential roles of foreign-born workers in sectors like construction and agriculture, while critiquing the simplistic view of immigration focused solely on border control. The discussion emphasizes the potential economic consequences of deportation, including higher housing costs and labor shortages, advocating for a more nuanced approach to immigration policy.
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