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Bessent: immigration crackdown cuts rents

Treasury Secretary Bessent cites an SF Fed paper saying unauthorized immigration drove 20% of 2021-2024 rent growth, claiming Trump enforcement lowers rents.

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  • Bessent cited a San Francisco Federal Reserve paper finding that the influx of unauthorized immigrants under the radical left accounted for 20% of rent growth during the 2021-2024 Bidenflation surge.
  • Bessent said state-level data show a strong association between increased immigration enforcement and more affordable rents.
  • One reply cited the same SF Fed paper as finding the 2021-2024 illegal immigration boom pushed up rents and home prices without expanding housing supply.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent @SecScottBessent 1M followers

A San Francisco Federal Reserve paper recently found that the influx of unauthorized immigrants under the radical left accounted for 20% of rent growth during the 2021-2024 Bidenflation surge. By contrast, President Trump’s immigration enforcement policies are producing the opposite effect. State-level data show a strong association between increased immigration enforcement and more affordable rents. @POTUS will always put American families FIRST.
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Reaction on X: Replies largely agree with Bessent, framing the issue as an immigration rather than housing crisis and calling for deportations; several question the causal claim or point to HUD incentives, and one cites the same SF Fed paper on supply. Bessent did not respond.

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