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  61. @TeenisWrangler42069  Under Bush the lesser, 2M were deported and it saw an increase in food and construction prices along with noticeable economic slump. Same with Obama's 3M. Mark the economic effects up for the numbers Trump wants to deport and it will be devastating on top of a just now recovering economy with already high prices. The best example though, is what happened to Georgia years ago when they passed a law that led to ~90% of their illegal population leaving the state. An economic state of emergency ensued, they quickly repealed the law and eventually voted out many of the representatives who pushed it. Despite public opinion having been jubilant that it passed...up until it went into effect. And they didn't even have to pay for deportation etc. The immigrants just left. Towns went under, small businesses as well as agricultural processing plants etc. closed, many citizens lost their jobs, and they had to get prison labor to pick the fields (which was about as effective as you'd imagine forced unexperienced labor to be) because farmers couldn't find citizens willing to do the work. Ridiculous amounts of crops rotted in the fields. It was a nightmare. Now imagine that only at a national level. It's foolish. Especially since those wanting to do it have not even addressed how they plan to mitigate those drawbacks. Not that they can unless they spread deportation out over 12 years or more and dealt with the economic hit slowly and steadily. Even then, it would likely be a permanent hit to the economy.
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