10/15/2026
Nevada’s economy could lose $441 million by the end of this year because of the Trump administration’s immigration policies. 🚨 The Nevada Current reports that an analysis from FWD.us links those losses to people losing their legal immigration status. Roughly 15,000 Nevadans could lose their legal protections. About 7,000 residents hold government-authorized work permits, mostly in construction and hospitality, and each industry could lose around 2,000 workers. The report also warns that up to 4,000 U.S. citizen children could be affected. 👨👩👧 Around 80,000 immigrants in Nevada hold some form of protected status, including DACA, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), pending asylum, or U visas. About 52,000 rely on work permits and contribute an estimated $1.8 billion to the state’s economy every year. 📊 The losses are already happening as the Trump administration narrows eligibility for TPS. Around 6,000 Salvadorans in Nevada received notices that their status would expire on September 9. Federal law requires the Department of Homeland Security to make a decision at least 60 days before expiration, and immigration experts say protections remain in place until the agency decides. Nationwide, roughly one million people have already lost TPS, and about 3.5 million immigrants are projected to lose their status by the end of 2028. By 2028, the analysis projects that around 34,000 Nevadans could lose their immigration status, and approximately 21,000 could also lose work authorization. ⚖️ For thousands of Nevada families, losing immigration status means losing the paycheck that keeps their household running. 💔 I’m Brian Manning. If you need help with an asylum case, please send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬