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Well guys, we have deported 3 million people. Do you have a job now? Are groceries cheaper? Is gas cheaper? Can you afford to buy a house now? 🤔
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Anonymous 10w

Only around 700k “deportations” per se- the other are voluntary; for example… the Trump admin removed a lot of legally protected status people and then they left (legally)

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Anonymous 10w

The price of groceries rose slower than general inflation so groceries are indeed cheaper.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 10w

The NILC has told people not to take the $2600 to deport themselves …since most of the time they end up in an ICE camp mistakenly

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

Yes, trump is nixing the tariff on beef because groceries are just too cheap. Do yall even live in reality? Wages are still stagnant and the cost of living is still climbing

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

It's still getting more expensive dumbass

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 10w

Median income is growing faster than inflation. Everyone would always like cheaper groceries, but they are objectively cheaper once you adjust for inflation. Sure you can point to individual items like beef that are more expensive, but once you balance it out with everything else, it’s cheaper overall. Grocery inflation over the past year has been a full percentage point slower than general inflation (2.4% vs 3.4%). Eggs for example have fallen 42% down to the lowest price on record.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 10w

It’s objectively not.

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