DACA Economic Impact

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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA has been an economic lifeline for 800,000 people across the country. They contribute $460.3 billion to the national economy each year. According to the University of Southern California, who broke down the numbers by state, South Carolina stands to lose a whopping $262,700,000 per year if DACA is eliminated. Every Congressional District stands to lose some money. But Greenville, Spartanburg Counties would lose the most. They have 1,500 total DACA recipients and face an annual GPD loss of 61,600,000 if they removed DACA workers. The Charleston and Beaufort area is a close second with 1,200 DACA recipients and an annual GDP loss of $50,500,000. Statewide, there are a total of 6,400 DACA recipients. Here is the link to the original study, along with the Interactive map: http://dornsife.usc.edu/csii/daca-map/ And attached if the PDF of the flyer that we created with the data for SC.