To me, it seems obvious that Trump’s plans for deportations, tariffs, and controlling the Fed would likely damage the US economy significantly by disrupting labor markets, increasing consumer prices through tariffs, creating trade tensions affecting exports and imports negatively, causing market volatility due to undermined confidence in Federal Reserve independence, and introducing inflation risks associated with poorly timed monetary interventions.
Should we really be propping up wealthy business owners by letting them create a underclass of desperate workers that can be deported at any moment?
Just because Trump is against something doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Broken clock and all.
Deportations aren’t the answer as much as actually prosecuting the “employers”, but having our economy dependent on unauthorized workers is not good at all.
To me, it seems obvious that Trump’s plans for deportations, tariffs, and controlling the Fed would likely damage the US economy significantly by disrupting labor markets, increasing consumer prices through tariffs, creating trade tensions affecting exports and imports negatively, causing market volatility due to undermined confidence in Federal Reserve independence, and introducing inflation risks associated with poorly timed monetary interventions.
The construction and food industries would grind to a hault without migrant labor
Should we really be propping up wealthy business owners by letting them create a underclass of desperate workers that can be deported at any moment?
Just because Trump is against something doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Broken clock and all.
Deportations aren’t the answer as much as actually prosecuting the “employers”, but having our economy dependent on unauthorized workers is not good at all.