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Trump Administration Immigration Policy Impacts Labor Market in Baltimore

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The administration of Donald Trump has been releasing statistics regarding migrant arrests, with DHS data showing nearly 51,000 detentions recorded in August, up from 50,208 in July. Increased operations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement are reportedly causing strain on the labor market in Baltimore. One business owner reported losing employees due to the fear of immigration agents, noting that a sous chef from Honduras had to leave after her work permit became worthless following the end of Temporary Protected Status.

From elpais.com

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The increased use of DHS data to track migrant arrests and the resulting heightened enforcement activity are creating significant challenges for businesses reliant on immigrant labor. This policy environment may lead to reduced labor availability and operational difficulties for businesses in Baltimore.

An advocacy group based in Baltimore is monitoring policies enacted during Donald Trump's time in office.

From elpais.com

Who's involved

  • DHSDepartment involved in tracking migrant arrests and implementing policy
  • BaltimoreCity where the labor market impacts are being observed
  • Donald TrumpPresident whose policies are linked to the current enforcement environment

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