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'They don’t care': Delivery apps that once defended migrant workers from Trump now silent

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Back in President Donald Trump's first term, delivery "gig apps" rallied in defense of immigrants who delivered for them — but this time around, they appear content to stay silent over threats to their workforce, Michael Linhorst wrote for The New Republic.The president is ramping up Immigration and...

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'They don’t care': Delivery apps that once defended migrant workers from Trump now silent

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The Delivery App Industry Has Abandoned Its Immigrant Workforce

Companies like DoorDash and Grubhub made a big show of standing by their workers in Trump’s first term. Now, with deportation threats looming, their silence is deafening.

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The New Republic broke the news in 13 days ago on Friday, March 21, 2025.

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'They don’t care': Delivery apps that once defended migrant workers from Trump now silent

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'They don’t care': Delivery apps that once defended migrant workers from Trump now silent

The Delivery App Industry Has Abandoned Its Immigrant Workforce

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