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Is DHS Caving To Corporatocracy’s Demand For Cheap ‘Illegal’ Labor?
Spencer LombardoJuly 22, 20260 197
 
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Ambiguity is growing over whether the White House will fulfill its promise of mass deportations after lobbyists who want cheap foreign labor appear to get immigration officials’ ear.Defense Industry

U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials met earlier this month with the Essential Worker Immigration Coalition (EWIC) — which represents the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (USCC) and multiple other trade associations, The Washington Post reported Sunday. While DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin didn’t attend and no immediate policy changes came out of it, the meeting reportedly showed a shift from previous DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s approach to corporate relations.Politics

“[The meeting] was cordial, it was constructive,” a person familiar with the meeting said, according to The Washington Post. “It’s actually very welcome because the last secretary [Noem] was absent, and her proxies were not very responsive.”


The DHS, USCC, and multiple other organizations affiliated with the coalition did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.Economics

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Okay, here's the deal ... if the US Chamber of Commerce wants to import cheaper foreign labor, Congress can update the immigration laws of the United States so the foreign laborers can enter the country legally and remaining in the country legally.  By being legal, they and their employers don't have to operate in the shadows ... unless ...

... they want the status quo so BlackRock's LLC can illegally employ 13 year old illegal immigrants to clean Meat Packing plants at night.

China and Kathee Lee Gifford get to exploit child labor, why can't BlackRock?
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