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Over 60 corporate leaders and notable entertainers criticize expanded immigration enforcement after fatal confrontations, with approval dropping to 38%, according to an AP-NORC poll.
- President Donald Trump is confronting a broad cultural revolt over immigration enforcement, with criticism from business, sports, and entertainment sectors following recent federal operations in Minnesota.
- Federal agents remain deployed in Minnesota, where thousands operate amid two U.S. citizen deaths, while operations expanded into Maine and Tom Homan, border czar, replaced Greg Bovino, Border Patrol commander.
- Cultural figures amplified criticism when more than 60 corporate executives called for de-escalation after Alex Pretti's death, with Bruce Springsteen condemning enforcement tactics.
- Earlier this month, an AP-NORC poll found 38% of U.S. adults approve of Trump's immigration handling, while support among self-described Republicans fell from 88% to 76%, and Republican leaders warned this could risk control of Congress.
- On Tuesday, Trump offered mixed signals when he said `We’re going to de-escalate a little bit` but warned Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey he was `PLAYING WITH FIRE`, while Republican strategist Doug Heye said the White House is 'spooked' and advisers push for tougher action.
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Chicago Tribune
UpstractPresident Trump faces a growing cultural revolt against his immigration crackdown
NEW YORK — No longer confined to the partisans and activists, the fierce backlash against Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has begun to break out across American culture, spanning the worlds of business, sports and entertainment. Bruce Springsteen released a new song Wednesday that slammed “Trump’s federal thugs.” OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman told employees that “what’s happening with ICE is going too far,” referring to Immigration and …
Business leaders and celebrities have already spoken out against the increase in violence in ICE operations.
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Independent EspañolBy STEVE PAOPLES NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump’s intense reaction to the migratory struggle is no longer confined to political opponents and activists, as it has begun to spread across American society, encompassing the worlds of business, sport and entertainment. Bruce Springsteen released a new song on Wednesday criticizing “Trump’s federal thugs.” OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman told employees that “what is happening with ICE is going too fa…
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Trump facing growing cultural revolt against immigration crackdown
President Donald Trump is facing a growing cultural revolt against his immigration crackdown. The backlash has extended beyond the partisans and activists.
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