Trump's new problem: Mass deportations could result in a major US recession, say economists

The US recession fears had become a strong concern the last time when the economy of the nation was at a weaker level. Soon after the US Federal Reserve issued an interest rate cut by a whopping margin, things began falling in line.

However, after the US Presidential elections, there are chances that recession fears may flare up in the circumstance that mass deportations begin under the Donald Trump regime, that will begin right after Joe Biden's tenure is over at the White House.

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Mass deportation has been one of the prime agenda for Donald Trump, which he has promised during multiple of his campaign speeches in the last couple of months. When he takes over, if mass deportations begin, economists are fearing that a recession could soon after become a startling reality, and the US economy could plunge into darkness.

Trump's hardline policy towards deportation and other immigration factors has made him a darling of the right, but that could come at a cost for the US economy, that could end up witnessing a recession, feel economic experts.

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Trump has even claimed that he may declare a national state of emergency and federalize the National Guard, in order to carry out the mass deportations.

FAQs:

Has Donald Trump become the US President-elect?
Donald Trump has won the US Presidential elections 2024 in a major way after defeating Democrat candidate Kamala Harris, becoming the President-elect.

Can a US recession arrive soon?
There are chances that a nationwide recession may arrive in the case mass deportations take place in the Donald Trump administration.