DACA May End Soon — How Would That Affect The Economy?

The video discusses the potential termination of DACA by the Supreme Court, which could lead to job losses for DACA recipients. It explores the personal and economic impacts, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals like Eliana Fernandez. While some argue that the national economy won't be significantly affected, local economies and employers may suffer. The debate includes concerns about replacing the workforce and the long-term effects of losing a young, educated population.

What is the potential consequence for DACA recipients if the Supreme Court sides with the government?

• They will be unaffected.

• They will be given new benefits.

• They will receive citizenship.

• They will lose their jobs gradually.

How might the termination of DACA affect local economies according to the transcript?

• It will boost local economies.

• It will have no impact.

• It will harm local economies.

• It will only affect national statistics.

What is one argument made by those advocating for stricter immigration laws regarding the economic impact of ending DACA?

• The economic output will be permanently lost.

• Other workers will fill the positions left by DACA recipients.

• The national economy will collapse.

• Unemployment rates will rise significantly.

What long-term concern is mentioned regarding the potential loss of DACA benefits?

• DACA recipients will take higher-paying jobs.

• DACA recipients will take lower-paying jobs and contribute less.

• DACA recipients will leave the country.

• DACA recipients will start new businesses.

What is the predicted outcome for employers if DACA is terminated?

• They will receive government support.

• They will lose trained workers.

• They will have more workers.

• They will face fewer regulations.