Trump protects against execution raids for long -term agricultural workers
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President Donald Trump He said on Tuesday that he was looking for a deportation suit for illegal immigrants working in the fields or hospitality industry, who could be admitted to the Customs and Custom Enforcement (ICE) raids permanently.
Trump said that workers who have spent many years in the American labor force, especially in the agricultural and hospitality industry, can be eligible for a new type of work permit that can legally stay in the country, pay taxes and continue to work without getting citizenship.
The proposed plans, which have not yet been declared formally, will create a system through which farmers and other employers take legal responsibility for long -term undocumented workers.
A farmer worker works in a strawberry field in Oxnard, California on June 12, 2025. (APU Gomes/AFP; AP Photo/Ivan Wucchi)
Trump said, “We are taking care of our farmers and hotel workers, but we are working on it right now. On a tour of the new immigration arrest camp In Florida’s Everglasses, “Aligator Alcatraz.”
“We have many cases where the ice will go to the field and these are people who have been working for 10 to 15 years, no matter.
“Farmers know them. It is called ‘farmers’ responsibility’ or ‘responsibility of the owners’, but they will be largely responsible for these people and they know these people. They have worked in the field for 3 years.… We have a good feeling for farmers and others in the same position.
Trump directs the ICE to expand the deportation attempts in the largest cities in the United States
“They may be legal here. They can give taxes and everything. They do not get citizenship, but they get other things. Trump said, “Farmers need to do this work.” Without those people you will not be able to run your farm. “
Future status Illegal immigrants Last week working in this area, Trump has said that farmers and hospital operators have expressed concern that they should be stuck in large numbers of illegal immigrants.
Trump’s plans cannot be good with supporters from abroad to live forever because the President has tried to find a medium ground between them and protect the businesses dependent on long -term migrant workers.
“I won the farmers by 5%and I will not leave my farmers.” “We are strong with voters, but we are strong for farmers and others in the hotel industry.
Farmer workers chose cilantro on July 3, 2024 in South California. (Etinne Laurent/AFP)
“They will not take citizenship, but they will work. They will pay taxes,” Trump said again. “We need to get the people we need for our farmers, otherwise the farmers will not be able to work their land.”
Trump said that in the earlier collective deportation attempts, California farmers remained unwavering enough workers to remove their crops.
“You know, we tried many years ago, many years ago, and he came out of everyone. And every farmer – almost all the farmers in the country became bankrupt and there was no one to work. And we do not want that situation,” Trump said.
He was probably referring to the Mass deportation of the 1954 44 of the President Dight Aceshower in which more than 1 million migrants appeared to be expelled.
The President ignored the potential issues in hotels and fields Federal immigration execution June 12.
President Trump Secretary Kritti Nom and Governor. Ron densantis and “Eligator Alcatraz” operates here. (Gateie image)
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“Our great farmers and people in the hotel and rest business are saying that our very aggressive policy on immigration is very good, long -time workers are taking away from them, it is almost impossible to replace those jobs,” Trump posted on the truth.
“In most cases, the criminals allowed in our country have applied for that job. This is not good. We should protect our farmers, but the criminals should be removed from the USA. Changes are coming!”
June 19, Seema Zar Tom Homan Indicated that those operations will continue, but they are not the main attention.
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