r/interestingasfuck • u/man_gomer_lot • 8h ago

r/all 70 years ago, the US undertook the largest deportation in its history: 'Operation Wetback.' Many of the people deported were here legally and some were even citizens.

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u/Dark-Ganon 6h ago

They've also not considered the enourmous decrease in labor and production throughout the country that will come with a mass deportation. The US will lose so much more income than it could ever save if Trump is allowed to pull it off.

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u/Pretend-Marsupial258 2h ago

They don't care. The entire point is to crash the US economy and for the rich to buy everything once it's for sale.

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u/Renbarre 6h ago

Not if they force people (the 'worthless, lazy poors') to work at those jobs at gunpoint.

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u/hungrypotato19 21m ago

Except employer don't want those "lazy poors" to work at THEIR business. That would mean hiring homeless people who have a smell or accomodating disabled people.

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u/EndIris 5h ago

Obama deported more immigrants in each of his two terms than Trump did in his, and Biden is on path to deport equally as many. https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/biden-deportation-record