Mass deportation in the US will affect farm productivity as migrant labourers do most of the work.
With planting season well under way in California, the leading US food-producing state, fear is taking root among thousands of migrants who labour to feed a country that now seems ready to deport them. 
42 percent of them lack the documents that would allow them to work legally, according to the government's own figures.

For the United Farm Workers, the largest farm workers' union in the United States, the threatened mass deportations will not translate into more jobs for Americans.
 The agricultural community depends a lot upon migrant labour. 
For those already labouring in the fields, machines can never replace the human touch required for picking grapes, peaches and plums. 
(From The New Indian Express)
The problem in India is different. 
With mass deportation of #Bangladeshis and #Rohingyas, local population will get those jobs.
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