Trump 'mass deportation' plan could impact 5% of Florida's population
Trump 'mass deportation' plan could impact 5% of Florida's population
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That's one in twenty, for you Floridians.
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Something something leopards and faces
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This is going to fuck up the healthcare industry (along with many others) and it's going to hit alot of Americans hard. There's millions of immigrant home health aides across the country that help care for mentally disabled and elderly Americans. Start taking away those aides and suddenly you've got Americans struggling to find anybody to watch their family members, causing them to have to choose between work and caring for a relative. It's going to be a shitshow if they actually follow through with this.
The only silver lining I can see is that it might actually open Americans' eyes to how much they actually need immigrants after everything goes to shit, but I'm sure the ignorant will just go on to blame some other group for the resulting fallout.
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Maybe more, if they go after the Russians.
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Florida: "good!"
...well, uh.
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Spoiler: The effects will impact 99% of Florida's population.
could also cost them that house seat they picked up after 2020 census, since redistricting is based on census data--and the census counts persons not 'citizens'.
Which is why the GQP keeps trying to make sure citizenry is on any census questionnaire.
Might bring down house/rental prices. Won't bring down insurance prices, will increase prices of everything else.
If I'm a landlord and a bunch of tenants get booted from the country, not move, I'm not lowering prices. Prices are getting raised to cover the loss in revenue.
If people were moving, it would mean someone else had better prices or apartments and I was charging too much. Because they just vanished, it means that my relative position in the market remains unchanged, and I'm just getting less revenue.
And I mean, c'mon. Have you ever heard of a landlord lowering rent?
Good. Screw Florida.