>More like corporate welfare. The machinery of low fines and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a kind of subsidization On the contrary, the government

>More like corporate welfare. The machinery of low fines and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a kind of subsidization On the contrary, the government is artificially lowering the supply of labor to protect people who make a living selling their labor. Fines and deportation (and generally any restrictions on immigration) are disincentives to use foreign labor, which is often cheaper and of higher quality compared to domestic labor, the producers that are enjoying a subsidy in this case are laborers, not corporations.