DHS Reveals Cities Leading in Deportations See the Steepest Rent Declines

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It shouldn’t take a genius to realize that more deportations equals lower housing costs for U.S. citizens.

According to new data published by the Department of Homeland Security, that’s exactly what’s happening.

In cities like San Antonio, TX and Miami, FL — which had huge immigration operations — the price of rent has significantly declined.

In a post on X, the DHS dove into the details:

DHS is reducing your rent, especially in states that cooperate with @ICEgov.

Texas accounted for about a quarter of ICE arrests in July and posted the country’s sharpest rent drops, with San Antonio down 4.8%, Austin 4.3%, Dallas and Houston about 3%.
Miami’s average rent is…

— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) September 25, 2026


DHS is reducing your rent, especially in states that cooperate with @ICEgov.

Texas accounted for about a quarter of ICE arrests in July and posted the country’s sharpest rent drops, with San Antonio down 4.8%, Austin 4.3%, Dallas and Houston about 3%.
Miami’s average rent is down 2.6%.
Phoenix is down 4.2%.
Atlanta is down 3.2%.
Nashville is down 5.3%.
New Orleans is down 8%.

Research shows that illegal-worker inflows push rents and home prices up. That inflow has been reversed in the states running the hardest interior enforcement.

Want lower cost of living: support mass deportations.

It makes a lot of sense, doesn’t it?

These statistics are the result of basic supply-and-demand principles.

Deporting hundreds of thousands of illegals reduces the amount of competition in the housing market, thus making rent cheaper for the American people.

Eric Daugherty on X noted:

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BREAKING: DHS confirms that states with higher ICE illegal alien deportations are seeing the largest rent decreases

Places losing illegal workers are seeing substantial rent drops. Imagine that.

MASS DEPORTATIONS SOLVE EVERYTHING
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"Texas accounted for about a quarter of… pic.twitter.com/p4EmkojNkd

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 25, 2026


BREAKING: DHS confirms that states with higher ICE illegal alien deportations are seeing the largest rent decreases

Places losing illegal workers are seeing substantial rent drops. Imagine that.

MASS DEPORTATIONS SOLVE EVERYTHING
🔥


“Texas accounted for about a quarter of ICE arrests in July and posted the country’s sharpest rent drops.”

New Orleans: -8%
Nashville: -5.3%
San Antonio: -4.8%
Austin: -4.3%
Phoenix: -4.2%
Atlanta: -3.2%
Dallas/Houston: -3%
Miami: -2.6%

WE VOTED FOR THIS

Liberals who have been complaining about the ongoing “affordability crisis” in America should be celebrating!

It’s a no-brainer. The way to tackle high cost-of-living is through deportations, which the Trump administration has been ramping up in cities across the U.S.

But, of course, that doesn’t fit the Democrat narrative (because they rely on illegal immigrants to win elections), so you’ll never hear them praise ICE.

On the contrary, patriots on X appear happy with the results of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, so far.

Take a look at some of these responses:

“wow you’re telling me now for the first time” https://t.co/5SKdQTrrrA pic.twitter.com/mcgqJQJGPo

— Harry Payne (@HeadOfTVDept) September 25, 2026


MAGA Patriots have common sense and it pays off!

— Chris Kleyn@Chris’ Li’l Bookstore (@ChrisLilBooksto) September 25, 2026


#BREAKING
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people who have eyes and pattern recognition are right again https://t.co/q2Gc4hIHCX

— Kirsche
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(@KirscheVerstahl) September 25, 2026


High rents? deportations
Overcrowded schools? deportations
Packed hospitals? deportations
Crime? deportations
Traffic? deportations

It’s the fix everything button, just push it https://t.co/PiYiqBIhOH

— Auron MacIntyre (@AuronMacintyre) September 25, 2026


Deporting third world invaders makes life better in every possible way

It’s as simple as that https://t.co/jO6ZV6xYSb

— Zoomer (@ZoomerHistorian) September 25, 2026


Your thoughts?

Are more deportations and lower rent what you voted for?

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