How Top Corporations Are Secretly Navigating and Profiting from Shifting Immigration Policies—What They’re Not Telling You Could Change Your Next Investment Move
Zevin Asset Management
Zevin Asset Management, a self-described “socially responsible” investment firm that owns shares in Google’s parent company Alphabet, has raised concerns about the possibility of inflation due to recent immigration policy changes. In a market outlook released in February, Zevin stated the White House proposals for “mass deportation of undocumented persons and higher tariffs on imported foreign goods are widely seen as inflationary.” According to Zevin, “the severity of these policies, if executed, may likely be a wild card that influences market performance positively or negatively in 2025.”
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