US EditionTrump Admits Immigration Crackdown Is Hurting Farmers, Hotels
- On June 12, 2025, President Donald Trump acknowledged that his immigration crackdown is hurting farmers and hotels in Oxnard, California.
- This admission follows increased deportation efforts starting June 6, including termination notices sent to about 500,000 foreign nationals under the ended CHNV program.
- Farmers and hospitality leaders report that many undocumented workers, who have worked for decades, are being forced out, creating hard-to-fill labor shortages.
- Trump emphasized that it is not feasible to deport all agricultural workers, many of whom have been employed on farms for two decades or more and are highly valued by farm owners.
- The recognition of this impact has led Trump to vow policy adjustments while immigrant rights groups plan nationwide protests amid ongoing tensions.
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Seth Meyers Hits Trump's Backtrack On Deportations: 'Why Do You Need On The Job Training?'
Late Night's Seth Meyers hit Trump for his latest backtrack, where he admitted it might not be the best idea to be coming after migrant workers in the farming and hospitality industries. MEYERS: So Trump courageously put a stop to the carnage he made up with troops that weren't there, but sadly the lunatic left keeps insisting that mass deportations of innocent people are both unjust and counterproductive because many undocumented immigrants ha…
The US agricultural sector warned: Too many deportations could lead to labour shortages in agriculture. US President Donald Trump now seems to see this.
How crucial is immigration for U.S. hotel industry?
A U.S. crackdown on foreign-born workers could spell trouble for the hotel and hospitality industry, which has lobbied for years to expand the pathways for immigration to the United States to help fill over 1 million job vacancies. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would issue an immigration…
Trump promised relief for migrant farmers. His team didn’t get the memo
It seems no one in the White House got the memo on President Donald Trump’s announced plan to ease up on immigration enforcement for farm and hotel workers. On Thursday, the president took to his ...
How crucial is immigration for the US hotel industry?
NEW YORK - A U.S. crackdown on foreign-born workers could spell trouble for the hotel and hospitality industry, which has lobbied for years to expand the pathways for immigration to the United States to help fill over 1 million job vacancies. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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