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🛂 Immigration•Updated 401 days ago
Mass Deportation Initiative
Expanded immigration enforcement targeting undocumented immigrants. Significant economic disruption in agriculture and construction sectors, family separations.
Impact Score
35•F
Negative impact
Americans Affected
45.0M
Campaign Alignment
88%
High alignment
Policy vs Campaign Rhetoric
Campaign Alignment88%
Policy closely matched campaign rhetoric
Impact on Americans
35•F
Negative measurable outcomes
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Kept Promise, Harmful Outcome
This policy was implemented as promised during the campaign, but measurable outcomes show negative impact on Americans.
Campaign Rhetoric
"We will launch the largest deportation program in American history to remove criminal illegal aliens and restore law and order."
Actual Policy Actions
- • ~150,000 deportations (first 90 days)
- • Agricultural labor shortage causing $8B in crop losses
- • Construction sector facing 12% labor shortage
- • 12,000+ families separated (including US citizen children)
- • Legal challenges in 15 states
- • ICE detention center capacity exceeded by 35%
Measurable Outcomes
Agricultural Losses
$8B in unharvested crops
📊 Source: USDA • 12/1/2025
Construction Labor Shortage
12%
📊 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics • 11/15/2025
Public Polling
Approve38%
Disapprove55%
No Opinion7%
📊 Aggregate (10 polls) • Sample: 12,000 • 12/1/2025
Expert Analysis
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Migration Policy Institute
Non-partisanThink Tank
Mass deportations create economic disruption, labor shortages, and humanitarian concerns without addressing root causes of immigration.
Economic impact analysisDemographic modeling
Read full analysis →Policy Timeline
Feb 10, 2025
Executive Order Signed
Deportation acceleration program launched
Mar 1, 2025
ICE Raids Begin
Large-scale workplace enforcement operations commence
Apr 15, 2025
Agricultural Crisis
Farm industry reports critical labor shortages
How This Score Was Calculated
Economic Impact-30
Social Impact-40
Public Polling-15
Expert Analysis-20
Final Impact Score
35•F
Methodology: Impact scores are calculated using a multi-factor model that weighs economic data (GDP, jobs, prices), social outcomes, public polling, and expert analysis from non-partisan institutions. Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores indicating more positive outcomes for Americans.