Finshots Daily The economic costs of Trump’s mass deportation move
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Feb 10, 2025 The discussion delves into the far-reaching impacts of mass deportation policies, particularly on undocumented Indians facing return to their homeland. It also considers the effects on citizenship rights for children of undocumented immigrants and how South American migrants might be affected. The podcast further explores the economic implications of illegal immigration, weighing the often-debated claims regarding resource use, employment, and crime. A critical look at the logistical and financial challenges of implementing mass deportations rounds out the conversation.
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Deportation of Undocumented Indians
- On February 5, 2025, over 100 undocumented Indians were deported from Texas to Amritsar.
- This marks the beginning of Trump's plan to deport nearly 20,000 Indian nationals, potentially revoking birthright citizenship for their US-born children.
Trump's Deportation Rationale
- Trump's deportations target migrants with criminal records, aiming to reduce crime.
- He also frames illegal immigration as straining resources and stealing American jobs.
Financial Strain of Illegal Immigration
- Illegal immigration strains resources; New York City expects to spend $12 billion over three years, impacting other services.
- Illegal immigrants without college degrees can cost the US economy over $50,000 throughout their lifetime.