Why Trump's mass deportations risk pushing America into 'depression territory'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : " Back in Philadelphia, Turay is trying to stay calm as Trump prepares for power but admits he feels anxious.
54% : " Policymakers believe the high inflation of the last few years, which has hurt the working classes most, has helped fuel the rise in anti-immigration sentiment.
47% : However, Biden bears some of the blame for the rise in anti-immigrant sentiment because of the "sheer numbers" of arrivals under this administration, she says.
41% : For white men without a college education who endorsed Trump, mass deportations could help boost wages - though the cost for the wider economy would feature high inflation and more expensive mortgages.
34% : All because of that one undocumented immigrant. "If Trump removes me, my wife will have to choose between caring for her mum and losing our mortgage.
28% : " Trump also claimed on the campaign trail that jihadi terrorists were pouring across the southern border.
15% : [because of higher inflation] and people lose because interest rates will be higher." Biden's share of the blame For Trump and his supporters, immigration is about far more than economics.

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