This reminds me of something I like to point out when some Libtard likes to complain about income not keeping up with inflation/expenses (and it hasn't, especially after Congress revised how inflation was calculated in 2006.)

1. Imagine if 100million people suddenly got married and moved in together. Landlords would be looking at 30-50milllion empty units (some of those people had roommates.) What would happen then? The price of rent would come down because a landlord would rather rent a unit for X% of a going rate than to not rent it at all.

2. Suppose an economy grows at 10% but the population only grows at 3% - the value of labor would necessarily rise because there would be a labor shortage.

So what do you think has happened in this country over the last 5+ decades by allowing 40-80million illegals to live here?

Deport them now and end all H1B visa programs and you'll see wages rise as living expenses fall - which would allow more saving or consumer growth, whatever the people choose.