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US-born unemployment is up in the face of deportations

August 7, 2026

Read this short Economic Policy Institute article which says unemployment for US-born workers is up as the result of deportations for at least these three reasons:

  1. immigrants are consumers – so spend money
  2. immigrants and US-born jobs often compliment one anothers
  3. fewer care-givers means family members must move into the caregiving role and work less

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Posted in Deportations, Dept of Homeland Security, Economics, Executive & Enforcement, History & Economics
Economics, employment, unemployment, US-born
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