Trump's First 100 Days: Paying for the Mexico Border Wall

The video discusses the Congressional Budget Office's insights on the U.S. budget, highlighting a projected increase in the deficit from $587 billion to $1.4 trillion by 2027. It examines the impact of mandatory spending on Social Security and Medicare, and the challenges faced by the Trump administration in reallocating funds for immigration policies, including the construction of a border wall. The Federal Reserve's position on employment and budget expansion is also covered, along with the uncertainty surrounding immigration orders and the status of Dreamers.

What is the primary reason for the projected increase in the U.S. budget deficit by 2027?

• Increased military spending

• Growth in mandatory spending on Social Security and Medicare

• Reduction in tax revenues

• Increase in domestic spending

What existing law is referenced regarding the construction of a border fence?

• A 2015 law increasing border security funding

• A 2010 law authorizing a new border wall

• A 2006 law authorizing 700 miles of fence

• A 2008 law focusing on immigration reform

Why is it not advisable to expand the budget dramatically during full employment?

• It would reduce economic growth

• It would decrease government revenue

• It would increase unemployment

• It could lead to inflation

Who are the 'dreamers' mentioned in the context of U.S. immigration policy?

• Children born in the U.S. to immigrant parents

• Refugees seeking asylum in the U.S.

• Adults who immigrated to the U.S. legally

• Children brought to the U.S. illegally who registered under a program

What is the main concern regarding the future of the 'dreamers' under the current administration?

• They will receive financial aid for education

• They could be deported due to their registered status

• They will be given work permits

• They might be granted immediate citizenship