Deportation helps make affordability possible
Mass deportation is seen as a way to make housing more affordable for American families.
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The US government is considering mass deportation. This could make housing more affordable for American families. The government says this is a way to restore a promise made to American families a long time ago.
Why it matters
This decision could affect many people's lives and the US economy.
- What is mass deportation?
- Mass deportation is the removal of many immigrants from the US at the same time.
- Why is this decision important?
- This decision could affect many people's lives and the US economy.
- What is the 'basic bargain'?
- The 'basic bargain' is a promise made by the US government to American families to provide affordable housing and other benefits.
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The outlets frame this story as a way to make housing more affordable, but also as a restoration of a promise made to American families.
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Mass deportation as a way to make housing more affordable
Sources1TypeAngleThe Hillframes it as a solution to affordability
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Mass deportation as a restoration of the 'basic bargain'
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