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La administración entrante de Trump planea llevar a cabo deportaciones masivas que afectarían comunidades enteras y tendrían graves consecuencias económicas. Las deportaciones masivas reducirían el crecimiento económico y la fuerza laboral, les costaría el empleo a los trabajadores nacidos en Estados Unidos, aumentaría los costos para casi todos los estadounidenses y podría provocar inflación.
The incoming Trump administration plans to conduct mass deportations that would upend entire communities and have severe economic fallout. Mass deportations would reduce economic growth, shrink the labor force, cost U.S.-born workers their jobs, raise costs for nearly all Americans, and risk igniting inflation.
Child poverty is lower, especially in New Mexico, once the effects of these programs are included in how the Census Bureau measures families’ economic well-being. While more must be done to cut child poverty, using a more comprehensive measure shows how anti-poverty programs are improving kids’ lives.
With the passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), the Biden-Harris administration is investing in much-needed infrastructure projects across the country. Whether by making roads safer, renovating bridges, or providing the funding security that allows communities to plan out large projects, the BIL is building a new foundation for equitable economic growth across the country.