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Report: Trump’s Deportations Will Boost U.S. Wages as Employers Cannot Rely on Cheap Foreign Workers

By John Binder

President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to mass deport illegal aliens will force up United States wages as employers are unable to rely on cheaper foreign workers, a new report suggests.

A report from CalMatters, a California-based nonprofit news organization, admits that employers will have to pay more for labor as a result of mass deportations because foreign workers are cheaper to hire than their American counterparts.

CalMatters reports:

Mass deportations promised by President-elect Donald Trump could have a seismic economic effect in California — potentially inflicting billions of dollars in direct damages to a wide range of industries, including small business, agriculture, construction and child care, advocates and academics said.
[Emphasis added]

It could be costly to replace those who are deported. In the construction industry, for example, the median weekly earnings of full-time, U.S.-born workers as of 2020 were $1,031 vs. $786 for foreign-born workers, according to an analysis by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In California, the median hourly wage as of 2021 was $30 an hour for U.S.-born workers vs. $24 an hour for immigrant workers vs. $16 an hour for undocumented workers, according to the California Immigrant Data Portal, a project by the Equity Research Institute at USC, which is directed by Pastor. [Emphasis added]

The fact that employers tend to pay foreign workers, particularly illegal aliens, less than Americans is partly why the California Chamber of Commerce is opposing Trump’s mass deportation program.

Read Full Article Here…(breitbart.com)


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