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Potential Trump mass deportations could have ‘devastating impact’ on NYC, financial experts say

By Jada Camille Posted on January 28, 2025

Potential mass deportations of undocumented individuals could ripple through New York City’s economy if Donald Trump carries out his presidential campaign promise for such expulsions, according to financial experts. 

A report from the Fiscal Policy Institute and the Immigration Research Initiative weighed the potential economic and fiscal fallout following anticipated policies from the Trump administration, which has signaled its intention to escalate enforcement actions aimed at removing immigrants from New York’s communities, workplaces, and families.

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Potential Trump mass deportations could have ‘devastating impact’ on NYC, financial experts say

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