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VICTORY: Trump Immigration Crackdown Already Making Life More AFFORDABLE for Working Americans

Gary FranchiJanuary 11, 2026115 views
VICTORY: Trump Immigration Crackdown Already Making Life More AFFORDABLE for Working Americans
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Just weeks into President Trump's second term, economic data is already proving what America First patriots have long argued: controlling immigration means better wages and more affordable living for hardworking Americans.

Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow broke down the latest jobs numbers on Friday's "Alex Marlow Show," revealing that wages are climbing 3.8% - outpacing inflation and making everyday goods genuinely more affordable for American families.

"Things are literally becoming more affordable," Marlow explained, highlighting how Trump's renewed focus on immigration enforcement is creating the tight labor market that benefits workers, not corporate elites.

The America First Economic Formula

This isn't rocket science, folks. When you flood the country with cheap foreign labor - legal and illegal - wages get suppressed. When you prioritize American workers and control the border, employers have to compete for talent by raising pay.

The Biden regime spent four years doing everything possible to undermine American workers - opening the border, enabling massive illegal immigration, and pushing policies that favored foreign labor over domestic talent. The result? Crushing inflation that made everything from groceries to gas unaffordable for middle-class families.

"You want to talk about affordability, that's the raw data - people are getting paid 3.8% more," Marlow noted, contrasting this with the economic disaster Americans endured under Biden's open-border policies.

Now, with Trump back in the White House and serious about mass deportations, the economic fundamentals are already shifting in favor of American workers. When illegal aliens aren't undercutting wages in construction, hospitality, and other key sectors, legal workers see their paychecks grow.

Promises Made, Promises Kept

This is exactly what Trump promised on the campaign trail - that putting America First on immigration would deliver real economic benefits to working families. While the mainstream media obsesses over their manufactured outrage, real Americans are seeing tangible improvements in their purchasing power.

The question now is whether Republicans will have the backbone to support Trump's deportation agenda when the inevitable media sob stories start flowing. Because this data proves what we've known all along: America First policies don't just secure our borders - they secure American prosperity.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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RetiredVeteranVerifiedjust now
WINNING! Trump said he'd put Americans first and that's exactly what's happening.
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SmallBizOwner_TXVerifiedjust now
This is great news but I'm curious - what specific policies are having the biggest impact on costs? Is it just the deportations or are there other factors at play?
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EconStudent2025Verifiedjust now
From what I've read, it's mainly reduced demand for housing and services driving prices down, plus higher wages for citizens.
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WorkingMomOfThreeVerifiedjust now
Housing costs in my area have stabilized for the first time in years. We might actually be able to afford that house we've been looking at. Thank you President Trump!
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ConstructionWorker47Verifiedjust now
Been in construction for 20 years and I can tell you wage competition was killing us. Now my company is finally raising pay because they can't just hire cheap labor anymore.
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PatriotMom2024Verifiedjust now
Finally! This is exactly what Trump promised and he's delivering. My grocery bills have already gone down 15% in just the past month.
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TruckDriver_MikeVerifiedjust now
Same here! Gas prices dropping too. America First policies actually work!
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BlueCollarDadVerifiedjust now
My son just got hired at $18/hour for an entry level job that was paying $12 last year. Companies are finally competing for American workers again instead of exploiting illegal labor.