White House Credits Deportations with Driving Higher Wages, Lower Crime
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The White House argues that President Trump’s mass deportations are improving Americans’ quality of life by reducing illegal immigration—leading to lower housing costs in many metro areas, higher blue-collar wages, more native-born employment, and a record drop in crime, especially in Democratic jurisdictions—while accusing opponents of sabotaging these gains.
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