Due to a crackdown on immigration under former President Trump and the lingering effects of the COVID pandemic, the U.S. was short over 3 million workers at the end of 2022, over half of whom would typically be migrants.
Immigrants are tremendously valuable to the nation’s economies, providing a flexible workforce often willing to do jobs Americans turn down. How will this impact the economic crisis and the interconnected effects of the increased cost of living crisis?
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