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· 2h · on MSN

Trump officials lift short-lived pause on ICE arrests at farms, hotels and restaurants

"Worksite enforcement remains a cornerstone of our efforts to safeguard public safety, national security and economic stability," McLaughlin added. "These operations target illegal employment network...

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Trump administration reverses pause on immigration raids on farms, hotels, restaurants

· 4h · on MSN

ICE resumes raids on farms, hotels and restaurants after briefly telling agents to avoid them

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A back-and-forth on immigration crackdown as Republicans, employer pushback on Trump

Trump's statements on immigration appear contradictory, first acknowledging negative impacts on industries then ordering increased deportations.

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Trump Says Must Expand Efforts to Deport Those Who Are Illegally in the US

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ICE officials told to resume raids on hotels, restaurants, and farms

· 16h

US Reverses Guidance Pausing ICE Raids on Farms, Hotels and Restaurants, WaPo Reports

ICE's more aggressive tactics - including raids in Los Angeles - have sparked protests.

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DHS reverses course, allowing immigration raids to resume at farms, hotels, restaurants

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Trump orders increase in migrant deportations

Ventura County farmers worry reported pause of ICE agriculture raids won't last

"The continued lack of immigration reform not only harms the quality of life for farmworkers, but also threatens Ventura County's $2 billion agricultural economy," she said in a written statement.

4hon MSN

Team Trump reverses course on ICE raids policy, as White House dysfunction worsens

The administration’s policy on ICE raids and deportations changed, then changed again, then changed back — all over the course of just five days.

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White House memo says ICE may pause immigration enforcement action at some workplaces

NBC News Senior Homeland Security Correspondent Julia Ainsley and NBC News Chief Justice Correspondent Kelly O'Donnell discuss the Trump administration's latest guidance for ICE raids at certain workplaces and President Trump's call for increased immigration enforcement in Democratic-led cities.