Economic logic will help to end raids

The Trump administration has stepped up deportation raids in Democratic cities with large Latino populations such as Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.

Andrew Seele, President, Migration Policy Institute, comments on what this intensification of federal operations means for affected communities.

Andrew Seele, talks about the two counter signals from Trump, who says they should stop the raids, but then changed his mind.

ICE’s supposed pause of not going to the camps lasted little, however, there are negative effects for as migrants are not going to work and not sending their children to school, let’s hear from Andrew Seele.

This affects education and the economy, so he trusts that the economic logic will have an effect.

Andrew Seele, President, Migration Policy Institute, discusses how local, sanctuary city leaders are responding to pressure from the federal government.

Andrew Seele, President, Migration Policy Institute, explains that there are organizations that support migrants, such as the Dodgers baseball team.

He recognizes that there is still time for the pressure of the lack of workers and damage to the economy to mitigate this anti-immigrant policy.

Regarding the possibility of a deployment of the National Guard, under the argument that Trump has launched about immigrants, Andrew Seele, says that he cannot always deceive the population.