Trump's proposal for mass deportations is based on the belief that it will ease housing prices. However, evidence linking immigration to rising costs is mixed.
Senior economist Ralph McLaughlin notes that a crackdown on immigration could significantly damage the labor supply necessary for new homebuilding, affecting the housing market.
Channel emphasizes that mass deportations will not address the core difficulties in the housing market, which are far more complex than immigration.
While Trump claims to lower mortgage rates if elected, economists clarify that presidents do not have control over these rates, indicating a misunderstanding of market dynamics.
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