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Opinion | ICE is killing American jobs, not creating them

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By Marcela Escobari
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Opinion | ICE is killing American jobs, not creating them The economic damage is not limited to sanctuary cities or blue states. The New York Times Employees work the registers at Bahman Razmpour’s store, Sabores De Mexico Market Taqueria in Minneapolis on March 25. ICE agents detained his baker and his butcher, and he lost $300,000 in three months.
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ICE Is a Job Killer Everywhere It Goes

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By Marcela Escobari
| The New York Times Verified
ICE Is a Job Killer Everywhere It Goes Credit...Lucas Burtin Ms. Escobari is a senior fellow and a research vice president in the global economy and development program at the Brookings Institution. The Trump administration has argued that mass immigration enforcement will free millions of jobs for Americans by reducing competition from foreigners. The opposite is true.
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Deportation, ICE, US economy, job loss

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By Marcela Escobari, Ian Seyal, Paul Beach
| Homeland Security News Wire Verified
DEPORTATIONS & THE ECONOMYICE Surges Have Triggered Massive Job Losses—Including Among Americans Published 11 June 2026 The enforcement surge cost 668,000 jobs. Of the 668,000 jobs lost, an estimated 51,000-297,000 would have been held by American-born workers. Losses concentrated in immigrant-intensive sectors but spread well beyond them. The Brookings Institution has just issued a new study on the impact of mass deportation on U.S. jobs.
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