Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Faces Economic and Logistical Challenges

Critics warn that the proposal could cost billions and disrupt key industries, while Republicans avoid detailed discussions.

Trump's proposal aims to deport up to 20 million undocumented immigrants, a plan criticized for its logistical and economic feasibility.
Economists and industry leaders warn that mass deportations could severely impact sectors like construction, which heavily rely on immigrant labor.
The cost of executing such a large-scale deportation is estimated to be in the hundreds of billions, with significant infrastructure and workforce expansions required.
Republican lawmakers are largely avoiding detailed discussions on the plan, focusing instead on general immigration and border security issues.
Critics highlight the potential humanitarian and constitutional concerns, noting the severe impact on families and communities.