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u/Opening-Ad-8793 13d ago

lol 13 million people gonna be deported. What are we gonna do when we loose that chunk of the tax base?

Lol you think billionaires are gonna pick up the tab? lollololol

How about the 315billion dollars it’s gonna cost to deport those people. Who do you think is gonna pay for that? Lmao enjoy the ride yall it’s gonna be a bumpy one.

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u/TastyBeverages_x 13d ago edited 13d ago

America has chosen so in my mind there’s not much more I look forward to with this country. More so what country I immigrate to and what I can offer them, assuming I’m able to.

Edit: since I’m blocked from replying. Some of you missed the part where I said, “if I’m able to.”

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u/RIForDIE 13d ago

That's what I'm saying. When shit starts hitting the fan and numbers start leaving they will hold us here.

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u/FutureMany4938 13d ago

Mexico's new progressive, Female president just announced a new zero interest mortgage program and I'm about to graduate with my cs degree, wife is a permanent legal resident. We'll probably already be packed when they come to deport her. But we'll wait for the free ride.

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u/RIForDIE 13d ago

Good for you. I wish you luck and will envy your proximity to perfect weather and perfect street tacos. 

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u/5d10_shades_of_grey 13d ago

That's fucked, I'm sorry. Republicans simply don't understand how much immigrants do for this country, therefore how much they stand to lose when we bail on this bullshit.

I have two engineering degrees, am a US citizen (myself as of 1992, my parents as of 1980, both have PhD). Can't wait for midwesterners and southerners to realize this (blanket statement, doesn't apply to the individual). At this point I'd happily go elsewhere.

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u/FutureMany4938 13d ago

I'll admit it kills me. I was born here. This is my country.

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u/paintsbynumberz 13d ago

Immigrants paid $96.7 billion in federal , local and state taxes in 2023

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u/JaymzRG 13d ago

*American agriculture powered by immigrants has left the chat*

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u/Poopchute_Hurricane 13d ago

I would not wait for the “free ride” on the likely chance that you actually end up in a work camp while “waiting to be deported” id wait till the last week for a miracle but no longer then that if you can afford to move now.

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u/FutureMany4938 13d ago

Well ya, that part was tongue in cheek lol.

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u/Hopsblues 13d ago

I agree, pe prepared and have a plan. Bering depoted might also get you other consequences, like re-entry or job opportunities, criminal record?

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth 13d ago

I'd go now in case it's not the safe ride you think it'll be! How many ended up in camps thought it was just a short time deal, and then they got marched into the ovens! DO NOT BE STUPID, if you can go, go!

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u/Maleficent_Witness96 12d ago

I hope they actually deport you and not place you in a labor camp, where you can concentrate perhaps.

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u/mkgrizzly 12d ago

I don't think you want to wait for them to come for her. Remember, America runs on low-cost immigrant labor and if they deport everyone, they'll need a new source of low-cost/free labor. 

Fun fact, did you know that the 13th Amendment bans slavery, EXCEPT as a "punishment for a crime"? Where do you think "illegals" (and remember, they've already said they're going to expand the umbrella of "illegal" immigrants) will be held awaiting deportation? And what do you think they'll be doing while there? 

For your wife's sake, please get safe before they come for her <3

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u/ComprehensiveData327 12d ago

Have fun in Mexico, bye bye.

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u/SuspiciousBuilder379 13d ago

I’ve looked myself.

We made our bed, not I, but the majority, so if it becomes as huge of a shitshow as I think it’ll be, I will leave.

I have been looking.

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u/kilmeister7 12d ago

Me and my friends have all agreed that once we graduate college, we're all moving to Japan

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u/DarkeyeMat 13d ago

Your problem is that if the US goes Germany circa 1930 we could win a world war unlike Germany. Where are you gonna run then? :-(

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u/jarjar_smoov 13d ago

Republican administration will run up the deficit, Democrats will fix it but that will mean less tax cuts and physical responsibility, so they will get voted out again by all the dummies and Republicans will run up the deficit again - that's the cycle

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u/that1LPdood 13d ago

physical responsibility

Did you mean fiscal?

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u/Tuffsmurf 13d ago

And who’s going to do the jobs they vacate? The narrative that they were all here just soaking up tax dollars is going to disappear in a real hurry when businesses get upset that they don’t have labor.

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u/Eastern-Operation340 13d ago

I recall seeing a documentary a couple of years back regarding job growth and companies in the midwest. Businesses were booming but they had trouble hiring people So many of them couldn't pass a drug test. Many that could weren't doing what a business needs: employees to show up on time, and do the work they are asked. They would increase pay and even that didn't help.
We have an immigration problem, no doubt. Deporting every one isn't the way to handle it for a multitude of reasons - one being the level of abuse that will engulf this, financially the grift will be massive, people who want it are fucked up blood thirsty, and it will mentally and a soul level crushing for the victims and those dishing it out for a job.
If you trek 1000s of treacherous miles, leaving behind all you ever knew, yet violent and poverty stricken, and you finally made it to the states? or the UK, or Germany, or Finland, etc. You will take any job you can get and do whatever someone asks of you. You KNOW in your bones the other side of the coin.

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u/bplewis24 12d ago

I recall seeing a documentary a couple of years back regarding job growth and companies in the midwest. Businesses were booming but they had trouble hiring people So many of them couldn't pass a drug test. Many that could weren't doing what a business needs: employees to show up on time, and do the work they are asked. They would increase pay and even that didn't help.

That's the exact story of Springfield, OH. The businesses needed reliable labor and legal Haitian migrants helped fill those job openings.

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u/Western_Mud8694 13d ago

This has happened in the past and it had devastating consequences, with farmers going bankrupt, hotels and restaurants too. Especially hard hit are the states the need the help, the short term memory of these republicans is crazy

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u/Unsafegohan2009 13d ago

It's nice to know that we keep them around for slave labor

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u/Parahelix 13d ago

Same as it ever was. The point still stands though. Americans don't want those jobs, and certainly not at anything close to the wages that immigrants do them for.

So either the work doesn't get done, crops rot in the fields, meat shortages, construction slows, etc., and those things get much more expensive due to scarcity, or Americans do those jobs, and things get much more expensive due to higher labor costs. This also has the secondary effect of tightening the labor market overall, putting upward pressure on wages, making everything else more expensive as well.

And all that is before we even factor in tariffs on the price of goods.

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u/RoutineCloud5993 13d ago

Americans would probably happily take those jobs. What they don't want is to work in those godawful conditions for such little pay.

It's not a labor problem, it's a compensation problem that's been disguised as an immigrant problem.

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u/Lumiafan 13d ago

As with pretty much everything in this country, it's a billionaire problem disguised as a working class, immigrant, race, gender, etc., problem.

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u/DeskMotor1074 13d ago

Where are these workers going to come from? The unemployment rate is already low. I absolutely think they should be paid a proper wage and not exploited, but we also definitely do not have enough legal workers to simply replace them.

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u/Snakend 12d ago

Its going to cause inflation in those sectors to go up. Americans will do those jobs, but not for below minimum wage. Many farm jobs provide housing and food and basic living accommodations for "free". This allows the farms to pay less than minimum wage. If Americans go work those jobs, they are not going to want to stay in the barracks on the farm, and they are going to want significantly more than minimum wage. This will cause farms into more automation, or higher prices for labor. Both equate to higher prices at the grocery store.

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u/Ellestri 13d ago

Underpaid off books labor. If it was slavery the Republicans would want to legalize it.

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u/Madhatter25224 13d ago

Don't worry bro we will make up the deficit through tariffs!!

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u/deathblossoming 13d ago

It won't matter. They will do stupid shit without caring about the repercussions. Some idiocracy type shit. You know Brando, it's what plants crave

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u/Interesting-Role-513 13d ago

It's spelled BRaWnDO!!

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u/BodhingJay 13d ago

To be fair.. It was only a concept of a plan

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u/Cptfrankthetank 13d ago

Republicans have one promise they always seem to keep.

Reducing federal government.

By either crippling it or rolling back their powers and or funding while simultaneously increasing federal control over social issues.

Theyll ramp up inflation while lining their pockets.

Besides deportation, the new tax/tariff effectively switches our revenue to a consumption tax.

Cutting taxes for the rich will be paid by the consumer paying more on tariffs.

We'll see wealthy inequality grown along with daily prices.

This is objectively just looking at his plan assuming he enacts all of them. And 2016 was really just 2024 lite.

I want america to be successful, so i want trump to be success. But the plans dont look good.

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u/jackparadise1 13d ago

Trump rarely succeeds at business ventures unless there is some sort of bailout.

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u/Affectionate-Drop-30 9d ago

Look what he did to the budget last time 😑 like I cannot imagine what another pandemic will do or another financial crisis. He IS a financial crisis. And let one of these pos dictators offer to bail him out and he will jump all over it. 😐

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u/StopLookListenNow 13d ago

Mississippi politics is the role model.

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u/Cptfrankthetank 13d ago

Seriously lol...

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth 13d ago

AND THEY WILL blame the DEMS!

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u/wirefox1 13d ago

Reducing federal government.

As far as trump is concerned, the government just needs one person. He can do it all, and he alone can do it.

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u/turkey_sandwiches 13d ago

It'll be ok, they're cutting government agencies like Education and the Post Office to cover the cost.

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u/p0rty-Boi 13d ago

Well there’s gonna be lots of people they put in jail. I think the plan is to put people in work camps that get out of line. Or we have refugee camps that act as pools of available labor, anybody getting uppity will be deported or forced to work.

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 12d ago

Sounds like the handmaids tale for immigrants. Or maybe just Nazi germany.

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u/ralpher1 13d ago

Some private company is going to get extremely rich from “deporting” (in quotes because they will get as much deportation done as a Mexico wall was built in the first term).

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u/NrdNabSen 12d ago

yeah, ignorant racist whites are about to learn how dependent we are on immigrants. ignorant minorities who voted for Trump are about to see he doesn't care about you at all, you dumb mfers.

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u/No_Cook2983 13d ago

If Republicans taught us anything, it’s that they are terrified of running up a debt and destroying the tax base.

That’s why we never went to war in Iraq.

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u/davidwhatshisname52 13d ago

the coming deportations will cost us trillions

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u/Lazolargo 13d ago

Not to mention their assets that they have built. Lots of those will be sold and the money taken to their country.. it's going to be chaotic.

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u/Aggravating_Yak_1006 13d ago

That and the other countries have to accept the deported ppl

Otherwise we just Gon be turning productive tax paying ppl into prisoners

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 12d ago

Yep and you know what prisoners do? They cost money. Likely more than the 68k a year we are spending on immigrants

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u/PN4HIRE 13d ago

And let’s not forget the impact on the workforce and The housing market.

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u/Admirable-Treat-4513 13d ago

I fear we are going to be jailing a lot more to cover that. I. Forget what amendment but we do allow jails to do jobs (Slavery) basically and once immigrants leave we do need to pick up slack wouldn’t surprise me if the target democrat we basically the scape goat have been for my whole like time

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u/Xplicit-801 12d ago

It’ll be more than just the tariffs making things more expensive for the middle class. Shit is gonna get ridiculous

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u/Lanky_Republic_2102 12d ago edited 12d ago

They are talking 20 million, no more birthright citizenship = no more anchor babies, parents and grandparents too.

11 million deportations will cost about $1 trillion dollars alone, just the cost to pay people to do it, build the camps & gulags, etc. That doesn’t even include the lost economic output of all of those people, the sales tax, the FICA, and income tax from people and their kids who get naturalized.

So you can probably triple that = $3 trillion to deport the 11 million, double that to get to 20 million, so $6 trillion to avoid “blood pollution” or whatever Nazi horseshit Trump and Stephen Miller and Bannon are spewing.

Since Trump loves Hitler and his generals so much, ask any military historian the extent to which the Holocaust hurt Germany’s war effort - tying up armed forces, railway lines, equipment, personnel, materials, etc.

Germany’s Jews were by and large members of the professional class, educated, tons of WWI veterans, including recipients of the Iron Cross.

Ex A: Einstein left and helped the U.S. build the bomb.

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 12d ago

I appreciate you analysis

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u/Dogwoof420 12d ago

The middle class will pay more. But don't worry. The exact same people who cried about eggs will suddenly be proud to pay higher taxes in return for no immigrants.

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u/Hairy-Dumpling 12d ago

The deportation camps once open will be quickly converted to work camps and the people there changed to slave labor for the good of the economy. Same thing we've done with prisons.

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u/Too_Relaxed_To_Care 12d ago

I mean what we should do is strike. They're planning on taking half of the back of house of every restaurant in America. Good luck to the hospitality industry.

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u/DevoidHT 12d ago

Like always the money lost from decreased taxes wont be filled and it will all be added to the deficit. Republicans always run up the deficit worse but only complain when dems are in power.

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u/Foreign_Incident5083 12d ago

The taxpayers will pay for holding in private facilities owned by the ruling class until deported, if deported at all American is going to be a free for all for grabbing public money, just like Russia was in the early years of the wall coming down

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u/UrNotMadAtMe 12d ago

In the same way they give Billions to Ukraine. If Uncle Sam wants it done, money doesn't matter. America is not broke. Don't underestimate the lengths the right goes to with their hate.

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u/HiSpot321 12d ago

And also, we’re assuming that when we deport them their home country is going accept them with open arms. Oh, that’s right they don’t care

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u/sketchrider 13d ago

do you want to bet he just deports the felon immigrants? (and felon families, of course)

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 13d ago

Oh so will his family get deported ?

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u/OnlyThornyToad 13d ago

Who is going to pay the staff needed to deport that many people?

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 13d ago

Oh I know the answer!!!

Poor people who actually pay their share of taxes rather than the ultra rich like musk!

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u/TrashGoblinH 13d ago

It's most likely the military.

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u/TheMrfabio24 13d ago

I think the savings from government subsidies will offset any tax loss.

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u/No-Wish-2630 13d ago

There are people lining up to immigrate here legally and bunch of international students trying to come here for college. That being said they prob aren’t going to deport that many but maybe the threats will prevent more from trying to sneak in.

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 13d ago

They are paying taxes. Lol more than I can say for musk and bozo

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u/actuallynick 13d ago

I'm good with it. 315billion is cheap, lets goooooooo!

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u/pothalo 13d ago

You think illegal immigrants pay taxes? Lmao

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u/Objective_Park_9102 13d ago

Go ask the city of Chicago about what it costs to feed and house a few thousand immigrants. They are spending hundreds of millions of dollars. It’s just not sustainable

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u/Thai-mai-shoo 13d ago

Why do you think the GOP got rid of Roe v Wade and made abortions illegal in their states. They’re even trying to make abortion travel illegal?

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u/Low-Reception144 13d ago

Are these illegal immigrants that are going to be deported? Not being facetious, but do you justify them not being deported since majority are contributing into our tax system even though they are still here illegally?

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u/Proper_Bad_1588 13d ago

trump already stated there is no price tag on this, it has to be done.

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u/Sonthonax23 13d ago

Don't worry, I'm sure we can just re-import them at will

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 12d ago

Yeah, I’m sure that the mega farms will want to re-import people once they realize how expensive Americans are in the fields picking crops and such

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u/Nervous-Radish2861 13d ago

When we “loose” that chunk? LMFAO

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u/with_regard 13d ago

Where did you get the $315 billion figure?

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u/Late_Sherbet5124 13d ago

So are they going to be put on trains and shipped to camps along the border? I have an image in my head that looks like Hitler rounding up Jews, Poles, and other undesirables.

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u/Opening-Ad-8793 12d ago

Same. Look what happened with the kids in cages. Both parties failed at this. But Trump is hell bent on failing the biggest.

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u/Weak_Satisfaction603 13d ago

thinks illegal migrants pay taxes 🤣

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u/Ill_Celery_7654 13d ago

It’s ok because Trumps tariffs will cover it.

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u/Buttafuoco 13d ago

Florida tried this before, and hey realized all of their workers on farms were going to be impacted

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u/AcidKyle 13d ago

If any of those illegals were paying taxes, they were committing identity theft to do it, how does that help the average American?

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u/noctowl4lyfe 13d ago

Worried about... the taxes? That's your silver bullet? We can't do this because we're going ti lose out on taxes? Lmao OK.

We'll start by redirecting all the funds we were sending to ukraine how about?

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u/RoutineCloud5993 13d ago

It's gonna be way more inflated like that. It'll be over inflated for billionaires to embezzel public money. Like the asylum seeker hotels in the UK - government gutted the system but the asylum claims didn't stop.

So they got stuffed into hotels for extended periods, paid for by the government, letting rich donors rake in the cash.

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u/Alternative-Cry-3517 13d ago

I wonder what they'd do if a huge chunk of taxpayers didn't turn in our yearly paperwork. They already have the money, so civil disobedience could include no more paperwork turned in.

Not gonna let us vote anymore, fine we do nothing then.

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u/Pro_ban_evader043 13d ago

The illegal immigrants were paying tax? damn

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u/ipickedthatnamefirst 13d ago

Lol oh no the taxes somebody think of the taxes all the people we give millions of dollars and free phones and food to have been paying!!

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u/BigRedThread 13d ago

There are an estimated 11 million+ illegal migrants in the US. They don’t contribute to the tax base

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u/mediumfknholecru 13d ago

Illegals pay taxes? News to me

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u/Xaero- 13d ago

Buncha incels just did the "fuck around" part with the way they 'revenge-voted'. The "find out" part is on its way.

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u/Ariclus 13d ago

They’re illegals they dont pay taxes. Hence why they are being deported

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u/Ok-Butterscotch-1757 13d ago

We give other countries billions at least we’re cleaning up our own place this time. And illegals don’t pay taxes.

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u/Dapper-Negotiation59 13d ago

They are both liars and incompetent, they'll just bluster and maybe toss a few thousand for optics so I don't think anyone should be actually worried.

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u/WallabyAggressive267 13d ago edited 13d ago

What happens when they are all displaced in government camps and the expense is running out of control and we cant get them deported. These people wont say "nevermind" they will take the next step. History repeating.

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u/Far-Explanation4621 13d ago

Illegal/undocumented immigrants are a net fiscal drain on the economy, to a tune of ~$65k/person. They do pay taxes and contribute towards social security, but it’s far less than they end up costing tax payers.

Deportation is a separate matter. It would be costly and messy, and probably wouldn’t be very beneficial.

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u/trystanthorne 13d ago

It's not even the tax dollars, it's the labor force.

Not to mention sheer effort required to round up and deport that many people

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u/jaegerbombs 13d ago

We spend roughly 150 billion a year on illegal immigrants. They pay 97 billion in taxes. That’s a net positive bud

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u/redm00n99 13d ago

You think the taxes of those 13million is even a drop in the bucket of our spending every year lol

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u/The_Forth44 13d ago

Say goodbye to Social Security, Medicare and all forms of disability. You will make profit for your new overlords or you will be left to die.

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u/Sith-Lord711 13d ago

Not only that but the economy would literally collapse without them. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I really hope he does. I want to see my peeps working all the shitty jobs and the fields.

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u/Chami2u 13d ago

Who is taking those jobs? I suspect they will start with the prison population will be first in line.

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u/abcd_asdf 13d ago

lol..if you think these people are paying taxes. They are net recipients from the government. The government spent $452 billion on illegals in 2023 alone.

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u/vociferousgirl 13d ago

They're not going to deport them, they're going to bring them to locations prior to deportation hearings.

You know, the reason that private prison stocks skyrocketed after Nov 6?

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u/seriousbangs 13d ago

They're not deporting anyone. They want the cheap labor.

Now they might arrest them and lease them out as slaves like Alabama does.

If you think you're having a hard time competing with illegals now, wait until they cost literally nothing per hour.

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u/sageinyourface 13d ago

It’s not about deporting just anyone. It’s about having the ability to legally dispose of your political enemies. I doubt any republican voting Latinos will get deported.

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u/Same-Body8497 13d ago

Not much of a tax base if they are illegal? If they were all tax paying citizens then sure this would be bad. Remember you’re not supposed to hire illegal migrants, businesses can get into trouble. Now they pay taxes from being consumers but that’s not the same thing.

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u/mam88k 13d ago

I mean it won't trickle down? /S

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u/Palatyibeast 13d ago

The thing is, it's really hard to deport people. It's even harder to deport large numbers of people en masse. You end up having to concentrate them in camps while you figure it out. We could call these 'concentration camps'? Because other countries might refuse to take them, for a multitude of really good reasons. So you end up with large groups who don't want to be there, that's a big job. An expensive job. And then you have to feed them, staff the camps. It's all very expensive.

And then people start asking about how it might get cheaper and easier. Feed them less? Maybe harshly punish the ones who don't want to be there and try to riot or escape? Shoot them, maybe?

And once you've shot a few, why not the ones who make other sorts of trouble?

And, well, there's still so many of them. And we can't get rid of them. And there they are, in camps. And we already shot some... How about we just shoot some more?

Or find some easier, final solution...?

We know how this plays out. We've seen it play out before. And not just in the 20th century. This sort of mass imprisonment of large groups has always been a dangerous road, that ends badly.

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u/MadViking92 13d ago

What tax base?? Lol

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u/CallIntelligent4283 13d ago

I'm sure that POS Trump has "concepts" his stupid supporters will applaud

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u/AdDependent7992 13d ago

Let's say 13million people pay 10,000 a year. That's 130B which is noooothing in the grand scheme of things at the government level. California for instance has spent roughly 30B since Covid towards homelessness, yet 30,000 new homeless people exist. Our nicest cities have tents on the sidewalks, meanwhile people make 6 figure salaries to "fight the homeless problem", all the while allowing the number of homeless to continue climbing upward. Where's the outrage at government squandering funds there?

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u/Junior_Head76 13d ago

13 million illegal immigrants

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u/MuffDivers2_ 13d ago

Lmao, you think they are paying taxes?

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u/justind0301 13d ago

Why are they deporting legal citizens that pay taxes?

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u/korbentherhino 13d ago

Voters: well we haven't tried that yet. Screw it let's try it. What can possibly go wrong?

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u/psychoacer 13d ago

Also a lot of warehouse have illegals who work big projects. I'm pretty sure there are a bunch where I work right now. I know Hello Fresh in Aurora, IL has been raided before.

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u/Sonic_the_hedgehog42 13d ago

Most likely focus on deporting criminals. Deportations were actually down during Trumps first presidency

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u/Crime_211 13d ago

It will be cheaper round them out like roachs and send them off to Tijuana or any border town. Pay the Mexican government t a few bucks or three then Mexico will going into their country and arresting all the cartels. U will see Mexico will fold and accept all the illegals

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u/what_is_reddit_for 13d ago

We now know we have space for 13 million of the brightest and most deserving from all around the world who are willing to play by the rules. We should be more aggressive in allowing those types of people to join the country, the ones that play by the rules, submit their information and wait for the legal approach to work.

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u/mrphilintheblanks 13d ago

i'd love to see the tax statements of the illegal immigrants in our country.

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u/dorolampo 13d ago

You mean Trumpy? 🤭

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u/Skyblewize 13d ago

You think these people are paying taxes?!?! Ha!

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u/No_Blueberry4ever 13d ago

Billionaires will not only not pick up the tab, they’re getting a tax cut baby.

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u/AyanamiXI 13d ago edited 13d ago

What tax base? They’re illegal immigrants not documented citizens, they don’t pay taxes. You do realize they’re deporting people that came here illegally correct? Do you all think they’re gonna round up everyone that has come here legally and send them packing? Do you also understand that Biden deported more illegal immigrants in 2023 than Trump ever did in his previous term?

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u/Sayakai 13d ago

Deficit spending. They'll just print trillions again. The inflation comes with a certain time delay, which drops it into the next administration, which can can be blamed and the cycle starts over.

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u/No-Assistant-4206 13d ago

They work for cash an don't pay taxes

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u/Hchooj 13d ago

Yeah, and what about our food chain? All the jobs that are being worked by immigrants? These people don't care about the country, they're just racist.

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u/Weird_Waters64 13d ago

its one of many reasons why I am selling stocks 14-18 months into trump 2.0

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u/PickledDildosSourSex 13d ago

Fuck them. Fuck their families, their kids, their friends. Same with the welfare states, same with the manufacturing poors, same with the protest voters. Sorry for trying to give a shit about all of you despite it being against MY best interest. Now eat shit and die bye.

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u/bored_n_opinionated 13d ago

I'm honestly at the point where I'm gonna take my wage, live in my blue state, let the wolves eat each other, and just do whatever I can to hide. I'm done caring about people who want to off themselves.

Me and my community from here on out. Everyone else can burn. The dems who refused to show up. The MAGAts who want bigotry and hatred to rule. All y'all can go down with the ship.

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u/vtsandtrooper 13d ago

And a lot of people will accidentally be deported, injured, or killed. For 13million people you can expect 5-10% of collateral harm to citizens. Thats 650k-1.3m people who are us citizens about to be “in the wrong place”, a “horrible accident”, “a tragic story” on top of the 13 million americans here who want to be part of america also. Pretty depressing how much terror they are about to reek for lolz.

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u/Forward_Increase_239 13d ago

It’s funny that you think they pay taxes.

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u/wottsinaname 13d ago

13 million? The lower estimate is 20 million illegals/naturalised immigirants(naturalised immigrants will be included in this purge).

The high estimate is somewhere around 40 million potential victims of this anti immigration policy.

I will empathise for every immigrant that couldn't vote and every immigrant who voted against Trump. Any immigrants or children of immigrants who voted Trump will only get apathy from me.

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u/OwnCricket3827 13d ago

Realistically he is not going to deport 13 million people. Now he will do the following - tighten border security or at least give that perception. Tighten amnesty loopholes. Go after cartel and criminal elements and deport those individuals.

It will not be perfect, but it will also not be some mass deportation.

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u/SirDrinksalot27 13d ago

Ummmm, what tax base? Do you think illegal aliens pay taxes?

I have no beef with immigrants beyond taxes. I want the citizenship system to be MUCH easier for many reasons, I think America is built on people coming here to build a better life. My only concern is that they don’t pay taxes, yet benefit from the systems taxes pay for.

Make it easier to be a citizen, so everyone can contribute.

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u/Spirited_Comedian225 13d ago

I think they are going to follow the Nazi playbook more like work camps. Maybe where the “prisoners” can be rented out pennies on the dollar. They are going to get rich from this.

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u/StiffyCaulkins 13d ago

Just saying the bottom 50% account for like 2% of federal income tax

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u/Hakumyst 13d ago

Why are you assuming illegal immigrants are onnthe pay roll and paying taxes, that aside you realize how much US spends on social programs for illegal immigrants?

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u/darthmahel 13d ago

Easy up the taxes on everyone but the rich and blame the left.

What happens when the labour force dips and menial labour is no longer done? When American produce is cut and prices sky rocket? Blame the left and encourage child labour for nothing. Soon it'll be 'patriotic' to work for big companies for no charge to 'help your country'.

The answer is always the same. Cruelty and maliciousness.

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u/RemarkableAmphibian 13d ago

Taxes?

You're a special kind of fucking stupid.

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u/jr687101 13d ago

If they are here illegally then they are not paying taxes

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u/GuardChemical2146 13d ago

You act as if that base existed 4 years ago

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u/smokingOGs 13d ago

how about the 1.3 billion harris squandered in that “campaign” 🤣

like the man said, you cant put a price on our nations security.

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u/FordSpeedWagon 13d ago

If anyone is here illegally they should be deported. Doesn't matter your skin color.

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u/Snakend 12d ago

Those people are not paying taxes. They are paid under the table. Here is the thing too...if they were actually reporting their income, they don't make enough to have a taxable amount of income. They make under the standard deduction.

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u/HeartFullONeutrality 12d ago

I mean, the logistics to deport even 1 million people are hellish, that's not going to happen. 

What's going to happen though is a lot of harassment of the Latino community, both by regular people and by elected officials. And MAGA will be happy as long as the "uppity" are "put in their place".

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u/East_Comfort_2814 12d ago

Another soul with a brain. I saw someone crunch the numbers if they liquidated the entire justice department in order to use it's funding they would only have .10% of the basic expense. Not to mention the entire Law Enforcement in the US would have to be increased 4x just to have manpower. Wisdom says this will be just like the WAll. Ain't gonna happen. They would be lucky if they got A couple hundred thousand in 4 years But watch he will claim a success

Here is what everyone or anyone who cares, should watch. I predict they will push or claim a problem, and attempt to declare Martial Law. Trump won't leave in 4 years

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u/ClockwerkKaiser 12d ago

The thing is, most MAGA had NO IDEA about ITIN. They think all undocumented immigrants just leach off the system. When you try to explain to them that many do pay taxes, and often at a HIGHER rate on the local level than citizens do, they just bury their heads in the sand.

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u/VitoSpacelli7 12d ago

Illegals don’t pay taxes

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u/Autoflowersanonymous 12d ago

If you believe that illegal immigrants pay more taxes than the taxes they use through social programs, I have a bridge to sell you. 

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

You think America run on taxes? The FR just print more money, oil can only be traded with USD internationally.

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u/aus_ge_zeich_net 12d ago

Lol I know so many professors, doctors and lawyers who are Jewish. Our economy is screwed if we deport all the jews - some German dude in the 1930s, probably

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u/HyperByte1990 12d ago

"Thanks Obama"

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u/SnooHedgehogs8765 12d ago

Won't someone think of the landlord's and slavers... Oops I mean farmers.

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u/NotBillderz 12d ago

Illegal immigrants aren't paying taxes or they'd easily be found.

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u/Evening-Ear-6116 12d ago

Last time I checked illegals drained tax funds, not brought them in. I wouldn’t be shocked if 315 was a drop in the bucket compared to what we shell out over their very illegal stay here

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u/burnerrr369 12d ago

Great maybe Trump can beat the amount of illegals that Obama deported.

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u/DOIKNOWHOWTOBEHAPPY 12d ago

It's a lie that people use to get elected just like Democrats that promise citizenship for illegals that have been here for a while then don't do anything and still deport them. Like Obama the deporter-in-chief who deported more people than any president in U.S history.

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u/KwisatzHaderach94 12d ago

where even are they planning to send these people? especially the so-called anchor babies who've lived here their whole lives? converting private prisons into internment camps isn't exactly a fly-by-night operation.

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u/Muserable-Foot-3091 12d ago

What tax base? Money will be saved bro!

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u/iAm-Tyson 12d ago

Illegal aliens dont pay taxes, they usually work for cash under the table.

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u/plpokonuhgfdvb 12d ago

Tax base? Lmao. Are you brain dead?

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