Trump's Immigration Plan Sparks Legal and Economic Concerns

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Immigration advocates are concerned about the potential impact of a second Trump administration, which has pledged mass deportations, causing panic and anger within the movement. The advocacy community is grappling with an identity crisis, as it seeks to broaden its focus beyond undocumented immigrants to include a wider range of affected groups. Despite calls for immigration reform, Congress has made little progress, and Trump's economic message resonated more with voters than his immigration stance. Advocates are now emphasizing the economic contributions of immigrants to engage a broader electorate.
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