US EditionTrump Says Changes Are Coming to ICE Raid Policy: 'We Must Protect Our Farmers'
- On June 12, 2025, President Donald Trump announced his intention to sign a new executive order aimed at changing immigration enforcement policies related to farmworkers during remarks at the White House.
- The announcement follows recent ICE raids earlier this week in Ventura County targeting farmworkers, which have raised concerns about labor shortages and local official criticisms.
- Trump acknowledged that the immigration crackdown is causing serious problems for agriculture and hotel industries dependent on migrant labor, and he said the order will use common sense to protect these sectors.
- Trump emphasized on Truth Social the importance of safeguarding farmers while removing criminals from the country, signaling upcoming actions. Meanwhile, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins stated that the president is exploring all available options and remains attentive to the concerns of farmers.
- The executive order aims to prevent deportation of some undocumented workers to address labor shortages amid ongoing protests and signals a possible policy shift in immigration enforcement.
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Federal immigration authorities have continued to target illegal immigrant farmworkers under the Trump administration’s mass deportation operation despite President Donald Trump saying on Thursday that he would “soon” put in place protections for agricultural workers, according to the national union that represents workers. Not long after Trump told reporters at the White House that he planned to take action to ensure farmworkers were not the fo…
Trump Vows to Shield Farmers From Deportations That Are Depleting Workforce
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Donald Trump Says He's Considering An Executive Order To Alter Immigration Crackdown Amid Labor Shortage Concerns
Despite an ongoing crackdown on illegal immigration, Donald Trump has shared upcoming plans to make some changes to the ongoing ICE raids. While addressing reporters during a White House press conference on Thursday, June 12, the President revealed he’s looking to sign a new executive order. This one will prevent certain undocumented immigrants from being deported amid growing concerns about the current ICE raids that are reportedly leading to l…
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