Trump's Massive Deportation Plan

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Trump's plan to deport millions of immigrants would cost hundreds of billions, CBS News analysis shows

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Deporting 11 million people over four years would cost more than 20 times what the nation spent a year on deporting people living in the U.S. Most of that would be new funding that would have to be approved by a majority of both chambers of Congress .

CBS News' analysis of immigration system data found: Apprehending and deporting just 1 million people could cost taxpayers about $20 billion .

Immigration courts in the U.S. currently face a backlog of 3.7 million cases, according to records obtained by Syracuse University .

It would take eight more years and 700 additional judges to eliminate the existing backlog entirely.

Deporting millions of migrants could negatively impact the economy and job market.

Undocumented immigrants paid $59.4 billion in federal taxes and $37.3 billion to state and local taxes.

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