More than 50 detained in immigration raids at Asian restaurants in Mississippi https://t.co/8nqzvBcCnF

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) February 24, 2017

So, people are pulling their kids out of school and not going to work because they’re living in fear. All of which is so helpful to the Mississippi economy.

WalletHub’s “2016 State’s with Best and Worse Economies” report ranked Mississippi 51st in overall, due to the state’s low GDP, low median annual household income and high unemployment rate. Mississippi’s GDP declined by more than 1 percent in 2015, and 22.6 percent of residents live below the poverty level
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