Trump's proposed mass deportations could severely degrade productive capacity, balloon deficits, and ultimately lead to significant inflation, contradicting his promises to relieve consumer cost burdens.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates Trump's tax plans will add almost $8 trillion to the debt, questioning the feasibility of his promised economic policies.
While past deficits have not always caused inflation, Trump's economic approach in a full employment scenario raises concerns about his ability to manage inflationary pressures effectively.
The surge in immigration during Biden's term helped to produce a more robust labor force that mitigated inflation, highlighting how Trump's deportation policies might reverse these gains significantly.
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