माओबादि लाइ हाउगुजी बनाएर रासन हत्याउने र सासन चलाउन खोज्ने हरु जस्तै हो अमेरिकी Immigration मुद्दा | साच्चै नै ११ लाख बिदेशी बाहिरीए भने BLACK JOB कसले गरि दिन्छ ? नेपालीले गर्ला ?

They can try to deport Dreamers and TPS but how about the social security and medicare taxes paid by these people? A person from Haiti on TPS has probably stayed for 25-30 years and paid a lot in Social Security/Medicare taxes. So, if the govt wants to deport...they have to consider payroll taxes paid by these individuals too. There are illegals from 200 countries but looks like the main focus is on 9 TPS countries. Also, when it came to voter survey...immigration was not even in the top 3 of the priority agenda among US voters. Obviously for immigrants, immigration maybe the hot topic but general voters had things like economy/inflation and war higher on the priority list.

If they go back home, they can withdraw social security, it may create a dent on Social Security which is already in turmoil. You may have heard from presidential candidates (Curry and MAGA ) were blaming other party about it.

@logan yes, exactly! this would be a tough call even a rough estimate of 900K TPS holders and 1.1M DACA would mean 2M ppl. A reasonable assumption is that these an average individual has contributed maybe around 100K per person...so, is the US able to return this? Some TPS holders have likely worked for 20-30 years but 100K on avg is a reasonable estimate..let's see how US judiciary handles this if Trump decides to kick the 2M out. The bigger problem for US is the undocumented immigrants who could be over 20M. so, lets see how the trump's new border czar, Kristi Noem (new DHS sec) and congress will handle this

Easy guys. Trump will not renew any TPS may be stop that program immediately. But silver lining is that ACLU and other Civil liberty communities are prepared to combat so it will tie up in the legal limbo prompting automatic extension saving thousands of bucks. If Trump is smart he will continue to renew TPS and focus on criminals. He can build his legacy if he wants to unify the communities. Last edited: 12-Nov-24 04:28 PM

If the GOP gains control of Congress and prioritizes mass deportation, state resistance could still be significant, especially in sanctuary states and cities. State and local resistance would likely limit the reach of mass deportation, even if there is support from a GOP-controlled Congress. State autonomy protections, community policing priorities, logistical barriers, and potential legal pushback would likely slow, limit, or reshape the federal government's ability to implement a widespread deportation agenda. States like California, New York, and Illinois could still legally challenge federal deportation mandates, arguing that mass deportation violates state autonomy and that compelling states to enforce federal immigration policies breaches the Tenth Amendment.