👨🌾Trump Quietly Reverses Immigration Crackdown After Industry Lobbying
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Agriculture & Rural Affairs
+1 morePresident Trump ordered ICE to pause raids on farms, hotels, and restaurants on June 14, 2025, after Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins lobbied against Stephen Miller's demand for 3,000 daily arrests that was depleting critical workforce sectors.
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Why This Matters
Food Price Increases:
Deporting 42% of crop farmworkers would cause immediate food shortages and price spikes affecting your grocery budget within weeks
Hidden Corporate Influence:
Business lobbying quietly reversed Trump's signature campaign promise, showing corporate interests trump immigration ideology when profits are threatened
Policy Inconsistency:
Trump publicly promised aggressive deportations while secretly ordering enforcement pauses, revealing the gap between campaign rhetoric and governing reality
Economic Dependencies:
American agriculture and hospitality industries rely entirely on undocumented workers, making mass deportation economically impossible despite political promises
Selective Enforcement:
ICE now targets some undocumented workers but protects others based on employer lobbying power, creating arbitrary enforcement that undermines rule of law
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How long did Trump's pause on immigration raids at farms and hotels last?
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Who convinced Trump to initially pause immigration raids on farms and hotels?
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What daily arrest target did Stephen Miller set that ICE was struggling to meet?
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About 42% of crop farmworkers in the United States lack legal immigration status.
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