The president of the United States, Donald Trump, suggested the creation of a temporary pass for immigrants working in agriculture, but made it clear that he will not stop the immigration raids by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) nor will he soften his deportation policy.
In an interview with Fox News, Trump stated that his team is "working on it right now" to implement some type of permit that allows agricultural workers to continue working legally, while employers retain some degree of control.
The idea, as explained on the Sunday Morning Futures program, is to prevent the authorities from “coming in and taking everyone away,” referring to immigrants who have been working in the field for years.
“We are going to work to ensure that there is some kind of temporary permit where people pay taxes, where the farmer can have some control,” Trump said. “When you go to a farm and someone has worked with him for nine years... and you end up destroying a farmer because they take all the people away. It’s a problem.”
His statements come after weeks of contradictory signals from the administration regarding the enforcement of immigration law in sensitive sectors such as agriculture, hospitality, and restaurant services, where thousands of immigrants perform essential jobs.
In mid-June, ICE had briefly ICE had briefly paused raids in these sectors. However, days later, operations resumed, highlighting that the tightening of immigration policy remains a priority.
A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) emphasized to CBS News that “there will be no safe spaces for industries that harbor violent offenders or attempt to undermine the efforts of ICE,” and stressed that operations will continue to focus on networks of illegal employment which, they argue, affect American workers and economic stability.
Despite Trump's apparent attempts to show sensitivity to the needs of farmers, who have raised concerns about the difficulty of replacing experienced workers, the White House reiterated that anyone in an irregular immigration situation is subject to deportation.
Trump also mentioned in April the possibility that some immigrants could leave and legally return to the country, hinting at improvements to the H-2A and H-2B temporary programs for agricultural and hospitality workers.
However, so far, no concrete details or formal proposals regarding the implementation of these changes have been presented.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Temporary Pass for Migrants in the U.S.
What does President Trump propose with the "temporary pass" for migrants?
President Trump proposes a "temporary pass" for undocumented workers in agriculture and hospitality, allowing them to work legally while their employers maintain certain oversight. This pass aims to prevent authorities from conducting mass raids that impact these key sectors of the U.S. economy.
In an interview with Fox News, Trump stated that his team is "working on it right now" to implement some type of permit that allows agricultural workers to continue working legally, while employers retain some degree of control.
The idea, as explained on the Sunday Morning Futures program, is to prevent the authorities from “coming in and taking everyone away,” referring to immigrants who have been working in the field for years.
“We are going to work to ensure that there is some kind of temporary permit where people pay taxes, where the farmer can have some control,” Trump said. “When you go to a farm and someone has worked with him for nine years... and you end up destroying a farmer because they take all the people away. It’s a problem.”
His statements come after weeks of contradictory signals from the administration regarding the enforcement of immigration law in sensitive sectors such as agriculture, hospitality, and restaurant services, where thousands of immigrants perform essential jobs.
In mid-June, ICE had briefly ICE had briefly paused raids in these sectors. However, days later, operations resumed, highlighting that the tightening of immigration policy remains a priority.
A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) emphasized to CBS News that “there will be no safe spaces for industries that harbor violent offenders or attempt to undermine the efforts of ICE,” and stressed that operations will continue to focus on networks of illegal employment which, they argue, affect American workers and economic stability.
Despite Trump's apparent attempts to show sensitivity to the needs of farmers, who have raised concerns about the difficulty of replacing experienced workers, the White House reiterated that anyone in an irregular immigration situation is subject to deportation.
Trump also mentioned in April the possibility that some immigrants could leave and legally return to the country, hinting at improvements to the H-2A and H-2B temporary programs for agricultural and hospitality workers.
However, so far, no concrete details or formal proposals regarding the implementation of these changes have been presented.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Temporary Pass for Migrants in the U.S.
What does President Trump propose with the "temporary pass" for migrants?
President Trump proposes a "temporary pass" for undocumented workers in agriculture and hospitality, allowing them to work legally while their employers maintain certain oversight. This pass aims to prevent authorities from conducting mass raids that impact these key sectors of the U.S. economy.
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C-mon bud- went to the website cibercuba
Read a story on Chilling details emerge about the murder of a girl in Cuba came across zingers like “feminicidal”
The feminicidal violence leaves its marks on families and particularly affects societies like the Cuban one, where indirect victims are neither prevented, nor compensated, nor protected by the State,” wrote both platforms, which demand “justice and restitution for the girl and her mother.”
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As indicated by feminist platforms, the crime occurred on June 20 in the town of Grito de Yara, in the Río Cauto municipality, Granma province.
The individual, whose identity has not been disclosed, slaughtered the minor for reasons that remain unknown and was captured shortly thereafter by forces of the Ministry of the Interior (MININT).
Ok, first of all this whatever it is don’t know shit about our neck of the woods. This article comes from a communist regime,
Todo TACO our president. That he does not want them but that he needs them. Reality like health insurance hits him.
No que no Puto. People gotta eat.
Donald Trump amenaza con retirar ayudas a las empresas de Elon Musk
El mandatario ha respondido a Musk, que en la víspera advirtió a los legisladores republicanos de que "perderán sus primarias el año que viene" si apoyan su paquete fiscal, que espera ratificar esta semana.
Bracero Program , the movement starts in Brownsville
Backpeddeling again trompas?
MLP
Agriculture and service workers like hotel employees and construction workers are the type of people who are badly needed. Common sense is finally seeping into that orange head. Now, he wants to deport Elon Musk.
Two huge egos collide. Something has to give. Put Musk and Trump on a
one-way flight to Mars.
This occurs everyday throughout many countries. What makes this case so special? Until the people of Cuba standup against their communist regime things will never change. I have visited Cuba and can honestly say that the majority of the people remain in strong support of the communist regime. It is what it is.
No one is against migrants. We are against illegal immigration. The Biden days are over. Maybe it’s time for farmers to start paying honest wages. Illegal immigrants are cheap labor for the wealthy farmers. How much are farmers currently paying their employees? Inquiring minds would like to know.
It is time for Americans to give something back to their country. Middle school students, high school students need to volunteer to work in the fields as a Service to the Nation Program.
seasonal work, includes housing etc 15 dollars the hour working in a farm. Some farms pay more. Grocers do not pay big money for boxes of vegetables and fruits.
If the Biden administration let them in they are not illegals.
Illegals are those that cross the river avoid Border Patrol and work with false IDs.
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