The Trump administration’s immigration policies have come under scrutiny following the termination of the CHNV parole program and the revocation of status for 530,000 vetted entrants. These actions have raised concerns about the economic impact, with estimates suggesting a potential $28 billion loss to the GDP as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) now targets 45,000 of these individuals, who are not criminals but workers.
Key Details:
- CHNV parole terminated: January 20, 2017, on Trump’s first day in office.
- Status revoked for: 530,000 vetted entrants.
- DHS currently targeting: 45,000 individuals.
- Estimated economic impact: $28 billion GDP loss due to reduced workforce.
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Source: @xray_media