When ICE comes to town and removes illegals, rent prices drop dramatically. What a concept.
#BREAKING: States with the most ICE deportations are seeing the largest rent decreases.
— Insider Wire (@InsiderWire) September 25, 2026
DHS is reducing your rent, especially in states that cooperate with @ICEgov.
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) September 25, 2026
Texas accounted for about a quarter of ICE arrests in July and posted the country’s sharpest rent drops, with San Antonio down 4.8%, Austin 4.3%, Dallas and Houston about 3%.
Miami’s average rent is…
So, when there is a lower demand for affordable rental units, the price goes down for American citizens. Seems like this is just one more benefit of enforcing our border laws.
Each deportation means one less competitor for you in the housing market, in the labor market, and one fewer consumer of basic goods.
— Eric Schmitt (@Eric_Schmitt) September 25, 2026
Deportation is the best affordability policy.
We must keep going. https://t.co/TP5AXXS4bN
It also opens up jobs, makes our communities safer and frees up schools and Emergency Rooms to focus on serving American citizens.
Reform’s plan to remove ALL illegal migrants will lower rents here too.
— Robert Jenrick (@RobertJenrick) September 25, 2026
It’s basic supply and demand economics. https://t.co/kN7GN71CXc
The more cooperation with ICE, the better your local metro's rent will be.
— America First Insight (@AF_Insight) September 25, 2026
Thus housing becomes cheaper, thus urban suburban prices have to go down, thus outer suburban prices go down, thus exburb prices go down, thus rural prices go down. https://t.co/vQNgL00pZd
Even if this wasn't all true, people who have no right to be in this country should not be here and certainly ICE should not be excoriated because they are doing their jobs.
American families are struggling to afford homes.
— Tom Tiffany (@TomTiffanyWI) September 25, 2026
Research estimates illegal immigration drove roughly 30% of home price growth and 20% of rent growth in U.S. metro areas from 2021-24.
David Crowley says he’ll be an “accomplice” to illegal immigrants. I say put Americans first. https://t.co/Bm6FbSfCl6
Illegals also cause car and medical insurance rates to rise. All in all, it's best for our borders to be secure.
Mass deportations are deflationary. Removing “migrants” reduces YOUR cost of living and makes YOUR life better! https://t.co/8klAmWLEta
— MyopicEeyore (@MyopicEeyore) September 25, 2026
If Americans start learning the reality of how deporting illegals affects their own pocketbooks, there will be a whole lot less crying in the streets when ICE is in the neighborhood.
We have an affordable housing shortage , so say the Boise liberals. We can fix that fast by applying the DHS solution , not by building taxpayer funded soon to be slums housing https://t.co/N0ZL3JziH1
— Sausage, USMC (ret) (@Bozate1A) September 25, 2026
Take away some of the competition for working class and young Americans, and suddenly their housing dollars will stretch much further.
I didn’t have the numbers before to prove it, but this is the answer to “why doesn’t ICE go to Texas?” It’s because they’ve been there the whole time. You just don’t hear about it when the state government cooperates with them. https://t.co/WhZA5k4wi3
— Being Perceived Despiser (@AvoidPerception) September 25, 2026
When the state doesn't actively work against ICE, there aren't people dying in the streets. What a concept.