Expelling noncitizens on a mass scale is likely to raise prices on goods and services and lower employment rates for U.S. workers, many economists say.

An undocumented immigrant spoke with CNN in a segment that aired on Thursday and told the outlet that he supports President-elect Trump for the economy, but does not agree with mass deportations.

During Donald Trump's reelection campaign, he promised that the first item on his presidential agenda would be deporting illegal immigrants by the millions. Trump's plan includes doing away with due process, reintroducing COVID-19 border measures to deny asylum requests, canceling visas of foreign students who participated in pro-Palestinian protests, expanding ideological screening of visa applicants, canceling temporary protection statuses, and ending birthright citizenship, among other measures. But what impact will these measures have on the US economy? To find out more, click through the gallery.