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Bay Area Faces Up to $67 Billion GDP Loss From Immigration Enforcement, New Study Warns

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A report from the Bay Area Council Economic Institute quantifies the economic risks of removing the region's undocumented workforce, finding sweeping consequences for construction, hospitality, tax revenues, and mixed-status households across all nine counties. The San Francisco Bay Area stands to lose as much as $67 billion in annual economic output, $8.4 billion in tax […]

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