According to a recent report by the Latino Donor Collaborative, U.S. Latino immigrants contributed $1.6 trillion to the GDP in 2023, marking a 50% increase since 2015. This growth is attributed to rising education levels, entrepreneurship, and labor force participation among Latinos. Their overall purchasing power is estimated at $4.1 trillion, with California alone accounting for $989 billion of Latino GDP. As the Latino population's share of U.S. consumption grows, businesses that cater to this demographic are experiencing significant growth. However, experts warn that mass deportations could reverse these gains, potentially leading to a $2.3 trillion decline in GDP by 2025. The report emphasizes the need for immigration reform to sustain economic progress.