Project 2025 and inflation

Since we are on the topic of "high food prices" today how about project 2025 and its impact.  We can just pass over the 10% across the board tariffs former President Trump has discussed and what that does to prices.     

I'm more interested in discussing the mass deportation of 8 million workers in this country.    What do you think the impact will be on the price of chicken, beef, pork when all of the meat packing plants suddenly lose the overwhelming majority of their work force?  What about the cost of lettuce, cantelopes, stawberries, etc when farms suddenly lose all of their people who harvest those crops for them?     

Do prices at the store go up?  down?  unchanged?  Do the stores just not sell those products anymore?        Help us out, conservative friends ~!

What happens to the deficit when we lose tax revenue from all those FEELTHY IMMERGENTS?

What happens to all the businesses that operate by providing goods and services to migrant farm workers?

Who is going to pay for the largest mass roundup and deportation since the Holocaust?

Who thinks that we can get troo-bloo Amurricans to harvest lettuce in the 100-degree sun for $11 an hour? (Raise your hand!)

And last but not least--who is going to pay for all the legal actions that will occur when some resist deportation?