Valuetainment "One Million Illegals SELF Deported" - Trump’s Immigration CRACKDOWN Triggers MASS Migrant Exodus
Jun 18, 2025
The discussion delves into the self-deportation of nearly one million illegal immigrants during Trump's tenure. Personal stories shed light on the emotional struggles families faced returning home. Economic implications of reduced immigrant labor are explored, highlighting impacts on agriculture and rising wages. The panel navigates the complexities of amnesty, linking contemporary policies to historical contexts. Finally, there's a celebration of the resilience and work ethic of immigrant communities, showcasing their determination and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Mass Self-Deportation Impact
- Nearly one million illegal immigrants self-deported under Trump, leading to higher wages due to labor supply reduction.
- Financial incentives of $1,000 to leave were offered as a cost-effective alternative to physical deportation.
Long-Term Immigrants Returning Home
- Many who self-deported were long-term immigrants who built homes and saved money in Mexico.
- They leave not just for money but because their goal was never permanent residence in the US.
Mexico's Strict Immigration Laws
- Mexico strictly enforces immigration laws and sends back illegal foreigners.
- This fact is often overlooked in immigration discussions.