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[ti-amie]

[ponchi101]

But when did Cuban post this?

[patrick]

No surprise at the latest developments where Mr Delay uses another person to get attention while his "Beautiful Bill" was being constructed.

[dryrunguy]

So, this war between the Ketamine King and Mr. TACO escalated quickly...

[ti-amie]

US Politics
From the New York Times:

The guidance was sent on Thursday in an email by a senior ICE official, Tatum King, to regional leaders of the ICE department that generally carries out criminal investigations, including work site operations, known as Homeland Security Investigations.

“Effective today, please hold on all work site enforcement investigations/operations on agriculture (including aquaculture and meat packing plants), restaurants and operating hotels,” he wrote in the message.

Is this a pause in immigration enforcement, or a lasting change? Or some kind of middle ground?

Roselily808
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17h ago
I suspect that these industries are on the verge of some kind of collapse due to undocumented workers leaving them en masse.

Somewhere up on a government level are people who are smart enough to realize that a collapse = bad.

INTELLIGENT_FOLLY
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15h ago
Actually from everything I've been seeing, a lot of these cases are not dealing with undocumented immigrants at all. A lot of these people are, for example asylum applicants, which have been granted temporary residency and work permits until their applications are accepted or rejected.

That's why ICE is finding them at work so easily, their place of work is registered with the government. ICE is trying to fulfill their new quotas with people that can easily be tracked down.

kon---
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14h ago
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Edited 13h ago
More about big agro using the withholding of money as leverage and in general corporate executives making phone calls to stop gutting their workforce.

No one in the Trump administration has enough sense to have any idea the broader impacts of their hate.