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Longboat Veteran Urges Town to Take a Drive Toward Gulf of America
UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – ICE raids in four states have led to farm labor shortages, contributing to rising food prices as nearly one-third of meatpackers and over a quarter of agricultural workers are immigrants.
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'Media blackout' ordered as Trump's Gulf of Mexico renaming triggered chaos: report
Federal officials at the US Geological Survey instituted a “media blackout” in the waning days of Joe Biden’s presidency amid President Donald Trump’s calls for the Gulf of Mexico to be renamed to the Gulf of America, ignoring any and all media requests, Notus reported Tuesday.“I don’t mean (to respond to media requests with) ‘...has no comment at this time…,’ I mean do not respond at all,” wrote Michael Tischler, director of USGS’s National Geo…
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The Independent (US)Trump’s Gulf of Mexico rebrand caused chaos in agency tasked with explaining it
President Donald Trump announced the name change weeks before he took office
Trump’s Stiff Tariffs and Harsh Immigration Rules Creating Chaos for the U.S. Agriculture Industry
Labor Landscape The Trump administration’s assault on immigrants is starting to impact the American food chain as prices soar in grocery stores and more undocumented workers continue to leave the country. In Texas, North Carolina, California and Pennsylvania, farmers who have for years depended on undocumented people for cheap labor – to plant, harvest and haul produce – have reported that workers are staying home to avoid raids by Immigration …
Immigration raids on workplaces are generating fear and uncertainty in key North Carolina sectors that rely on migrant workers, such as agriculture, construction, hospitality, and other services. The state relies heavily on this labor force for activities such as harvesting sweet potatoes and Christmas trees, raising hogs, and operating restaurants and hotels. Any disruption to that labor flow could have a significant economic impact. Immigrants…
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