The American Immigration Council estimated that it could cost
$88 billion annually to deport
one million people a year. The removal of millions of construction, hospitality and agriculture workers could
reduce the U.S. gross domestic product by $1.7 trillion.
So we reduce the US gross domestic product meaning our economy shrinks by a huge amount and we are going to spend what $880 billion to deport people that want to work? This doesn't make sense....and it still will not remove everyone...and that doesn't even touch what it will cost us in foster care, lost taxes (US citizens that will leave with their spouses or remain single and pay less taxes, or the welfare that the parentless children will receive, because they are citizens). Yeah, so much hate that some are willing to sink the country instead of actually coming to a bipartisan plan on immigration reform.
Bankrolling mass deportation would be costly. It would also require a lot more manpower.
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