Mass Deportation and Tariff Wars.... What's our endgame?

[astonmartin708]

What happens to the economy when you take a tight labor market and remove a bunch of the lowest paid labor responsible for agricultural production as well as construction and menial labor?

When combined with Tariff driven price increases are we staring at a nuke being dropped on the US GDP the likes of which we haven't seen since 1930?

 

[aTUfan]

that cheap labor force receives billions in additional compensation from the Government.

you back fill with able bodies from Government welfare.

win, win for the American Tax Payers.

 

[astonmartin708]

that cheap labor force receives billions in additional compensation from the Government.

you back fill with able bodies from Government welfare.

win, win for the American Tax Payers.

1. Any cheap labor force will receive billions from the government. Ask Walmart executives about it.

2. The labor market is already incredibly tight. How many people, capable of extremely strenuous physical labor, do you think aren’t working who could be?

3. Do they all live in agricultural areas? How are you going to hire that many workers before food starts rotting in fields?

4. This will drastically raise grocery prices. I thought you wanted cheap eggs?

Your entire premise sounds like Herbert Hoover "The fundamental business of the country, that is, production and distribution of commodities, is on a sound and prosperous basis."

He said that 4 days prior to the largest stock market crash in US history,