Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum interviewed DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin regarding President Trump's shifting immigration enforcement policy. The discussion arose from Trump's Truth Social post, expressing sympathy for farmers and hoteliers dependent on longtime undocumented workers. This statement stirred confusion among immigration hardliners as federal authorities reportedly paused worksite raids in certain industries. While Trump suggests a nuanced approach, McLaughlin insisted there’s no change in enforcement, emphasizing that they target criminals, although the conversation highlights the complexities between business needs and immigration laws.
MacCallum noted Trump's recent statement sympathizing with farmers and hotel owners reliant on undocumented workers, prompting discussions about the evolving immigration enforcement policy.
DHS's McLaughlin maintained that existing laws are being enforced, despite claims of a pause in immigration enforcement actions against longstanding undocumented workers in critical sectors.
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