💨 Abstract
As the Trump administration intensifies deportations, it grapples with the impact on immigrant workers, particularly in agriculture and key industries. President Trump has shown mixed signals, sometimes suggesting protection for industries reliant on immigrant labor while pushing for stricter immigration enforcement. High-ranking officials are in discussions to find a durable solution for immigrant workers, potentially granting them legal status, although congressional action may be necessary.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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