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    [OC] Abschiebungen steigen, Beschäftigungswachstum sinken: Trumps bisher zweite Amtszeit – in Charts

    [OC] Abschiebungen steigen, Beschäftigungswachstum sinken: Trumps bisher zweite Amtszeit – in Charts

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    1. guardian on

      Hi [r/dataisbeautiful](https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/), this is Jake from The Guardian’s audience team. We wanted to share these charts we published today visualizing some key data from the first year of the second Trump administration.

      Sources: ICE, US State Department, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Energy Information Administration, Silver Bulliten, and Yahoo Finance

      Visualizations made with Adobe Illustator, Datawrapper, and Svelte

      [*You can read the full story for free at this link.*](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/22/trump-first-year-second-term-charts?referring_host=Reddit&utm_campaign=guardianacct)

    2. SillyAlternative420 on

      More important I think is the fact that those with a Criminal Record have essentially become flat.

      They’ve rounded up the „criminals“ and they need to increase non-criminal arrests to keep their narrative going.

    3. Flick4Me on

      Confused, being illegal would warrant having a criminal history. So no criminal history outside of the crime of coming here illegally?

    4. Rootfour on

      Public jobs vs private? We’ve all seen graphs where jobs number goes up and it’s all in public sector.

    5. LetsGoLesko8 on

      As a non-American, it’s still surprising the level of support he has despite the overwhelming amount of poor data and PR.

    6. Ousis24 on

      As non American I have may be few stupid questions. Are these numbers restricted by active deportation? Does this mean that criminals are deported faster? And what are total numbers of processed/captured  as these just tell people in detention? Just curious how it works as two lines where flat for half a year

    7. KookyPurchase5622 on

      How is employment down when flocks of people got employed by ICE. /s

    8. Difficult-Way-9563 on

      It’s the stupid bonuses and incentives. It makes a bad situation worse when they see people as money and even detain/arrest citizens

    10. spaceporter on

      Trump had a +12% approval rating in January 2024, four years after he incited an insurrectionist mob to end American democracy.

      This is why it’s hard for me to blame 1/3 of Americans instead of all of them for the world in which we are all forced to live.

    11. Difficult-Cricket541 on

      Deportations under Obama were much her and he did it without all this disrespect and show of force. He deported 10 million people. So 2.5 million a year.

    12. Caesar171 on

      I was following the line and saw it go dotted and thought to myself „well that trend line is a bit unrealistic“ then I saw the solid line start again and I realised what it was…omg

    13. ur_moms_chode on

      I’m no fan of DT at all, but it’s incredibly unfair to tout job creation during 2021 given the mass number of COVID job losses in 2020.

      It’s also unfair to pin inflation on the Biden administration given the global nature of it and the fact that it was highly caused by COVID stimulus spending.

    18. Accomplished-Rest-89 on

      Natural gas and electricity for households are up in the areas where massive investments in net zero infrastructure are mandated by the state and local governments.
      For example in Massachusetts the major part (90%) of every Eversource gas and electrical bill is for infrastructure development

    19. Zorothegallade on

      So now since there’s more innocents than criminals in custody or deported to Trumpschwitz, the safer bet is to BE a criminal.

    20. TRUEequalsFALSE on

      Do… . do you people not understand what it means to enter a country illegally? 

    21. swollennode on

      Turns out, to have a successful business, you need customers. When you deport a lot of customers, business suffers. When business suffers, workers lose

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