Recent analyses indicate that the crackdown on immigration has begun to show significant effects on the U.S. labor market and overall economy. Experts warn that the reduction of immigrant workers is resulting in labor supply shocks greater than those caused by tariffs. Industries that typically rely on undocumented labor, such as restaurants, are facing acute staffing shortages, exacerbating the challenges posed by existing economic conditions. Additionally, Hispanic-owned businesses are feeling the repercussions of deportation fears, which stifles their growth and affects consumer behavior. Reports suggest that the current immigration policies are creating job distortions and headaches for the Federal Reserve as they navigate these unprecedented changes. Overall, the diminishing workforce due to immigration enforcement poses a more extensive threat to economic stability than previously recognized.