The numbers don't lie.
$170 billion in funding. 1.6 million deportations. Private prison stocks up 75% since election day.
This isn't immigration reform. This is the largest wealth transfer from undocumented workers to private contractors in U.S. history.
And your competitors are asleep.
I survived the 2008 mortgage crisis. I watched entire industries collapse while a few pattern-spotters positioned themselves 90 days before the tsunami hit. This is bigger.
Here's what's actually happening while cable news screams about border walls:
GEO Group and CoreCivic just signed detention expansion contracts worth $8 billion. They're building capacity for mass deportations that haven't even started yet. The stock market already knows. Do you?
1.6 million people are about to be stripped of protected status. That's 1.6 million workers disappearing from agriculture, construction, hospitality, and food service. Your labor costs are about to explode. Your competitors who see this coming? They're locking in offshore partnerships and domestic staffing pipelines right now.
Compliance tech is about to become mandatory. E-Verify expansion. Biometric verification. Workplace audits with criminal penalties. Every business with employees will need immigration compliance software within 18 months. The companies building this infrastructure are positioning now.
This isn't about politics. It's about pattern recognition.
Mass deportations create three revenue streams:
Wall Street sees it. Private equity sees it. Your competitors who survived 2008? They already see it.
The 90-day window is closing.
While you're debating immigration policy on LinkedIn, smart executives are building compliance tech companies, securing detention facility contracts, and locking in labor replacement strategies.
This is the largest forced workforce disruption since COVID.
Your move.
→ Read the full revenue breakdown and positioning playbook
The crisis creates the revenue. I just show you where.
Stop Reading. Start Seeing.
P.S. This isn't for startups with no revenue. This is for executives who recognize that government policy creates market opportunities. If you need validation that immigration crackdowns are "ethical," keep scrolling. I'm not that consultant.
