Economic Impact of Mass Deportation - Mass deportation negatively impacts industries relying on immigrant labor and could cost up to $280 billion over the next decade [4] - Many Latinos contribute to the economy by working in farming, cleaning, maintenance, construction, and food-related occupations [3] - The deportation affects industries that rely on these people [4] Social and Ethical Concerns - Mass deportation is not just a political issue but impacts the lives of everyday people, families, and communities [13] - Immigrants in the US commit fewer crimes compared to US citizens [3] - The majority of deportations target the Latino community, many of whom have lived in the US for years and contributed to the economy and society [2] Personal Impact - Children of immigrants experience fear and emotional distress due to the threat of deportation [9][10][11] - Mass deportation separates families and disrupts communities [10][12] - Immigrants seek to provide for their families and build a better life through hard work [8]

Immigration Policy & Impact - Mass deportation encompasses more than just the "worst of the worst" individuals [1] - Mass deportation is now visible in everyday life, affecting communities and individuals [2] - The current immigration policy is characterized by intentional cruelty [3] Societal Concerns - The policy of family separation is shocking to the conscience and violates due process [2] - Concerns are rising as people witness the impact of current immigration enforcement [2]

Joining me now, NBC's Ryan Nobles has been reporting on these raids in California. Also here, Nick Miroff, staff writer at The Atlantic, who spoke to more than a dozen current and former ICE agents about morale problems inside the agency. It's good to have both of you.Ryan, what else can you tell us about this cannabis farm raid in California. Well, this was a massive facility, Chris. 5.5% million acres in all indoors in Southern California in the town of Camarillo.And what happened is that these ICE agents ...

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