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Economic Policy Institute tracks financial costs of immigration enforcement in Arizona

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What happened

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The Economic Policy Institute released a calculator to track the financial costs associated with immigration enforcement. Panelists discussed findings from Brookings, which reported a larger drop in employment in cities most targeted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The discussion also touched on the economic impacts of immigration enforcement in Arizona.

From azcapitoltimes.com

Why it matters

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The research suggests that the financial effects of immigration enforcement extend beyond those directly targeted. The costs of deportation are tracked, and the reports indicate that enforcement affects workers and businesses throughout Arizona.

From azcapitoltimes.com

Who's involved

  • Economic Policy InstituteReleased a calculator tracking the financial costs of deportations
  • ArizonaThe state where the Economic Policy Institute tracks enforcement costs

Who could feel it

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  • ArizonaSpeculative

    Workers and businesses in Arizona might face changes in employment and operational costs due to immigration enforcement.

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