Farmer reacts to Trump’s plan to deport, bring back undocumented laborers

Farmer reacts to Trump’s plan to deport, bring back undocumented laborers

The President said they’d need to leave temporarily and then come back legally.

President Trump discusses solutions for potential labor shortage

As deportations continue to increase, many farm laborers are worried about whether or not they will be able to work in the U.S., and their employers are worried about having enough labor to get through the crop year. That issue…

President Trump Floats Slowing Deportation of Migrant Farm and Hotel Workers and Finding Paths to Legal Work

During a recent cabinet meeting, President Trump suggested that undocumented people working on farms and in hotels would be allowed to leave the country and return as legal workers if their employers vouched for them.

Trump Discusses Possible Solutions for Ag Labor Shortages

A shortage of labor has been an ongoing issue within the ag industry. For the first time last week, President Trump addressed the issue during a Cabinet meeting saying that his administration is looking into providing some relief to farmers and hotel operators who employ immigrants who aren’t here legally. “We have to take care of our farmers, hotels and, you know, various places where they need the people.”  Trump has suggested that a new prog…

President Donald Trump made a mention in recent weeks of agriculture, hotels, and restaurants in the United States, sectors that, together with civil construction, are the ones that depend most on the labor of undocumented immigrants. Read more (04/17/2025)

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