The Trump Administration’s mission to severely curb unauthorized immigration was both highly successful and politically popular. Yet a new research paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco found that the huge influx of foreigners under President Biden’s open border policy had the beneficial role of increasing the labor force, especially in fields where the U.S. sorely needed workers, notably in manufacturing and construction. The study further concludes that current crackdown has reduced employm ...

One thing I have to say about the tariffs is that it is focused back on manufacturing jobs, on creating a level playing field with respect to trade. So I think that having the president put the spotlight on the uneven and unfair tariffs that we have with other countries is an important thing. I haven't read the decision of the Supreme Court as of yet, but my understanding is that the decision says that Congress should be the governmental entity that provides for tariffs and fixes tariffs rather than the exe ...

RT Stephen Miller (@StephenM)From 2021-2024, Democrats exercised total control over US immigration policy.They willfully create the largest and deadliest tsunami of illegal immigration, child sex trafficking, drug trafficking and gang infiltration in history.These are the Democrats now shutting down DHS. ...

of Homeland Security Jay Johnson and former political director of the California Republican Party and co-founder of the Lincoln Project Mike Madrid gentlemen those are two very different ends of the spectrum on immigration and it's interesting today because you know we've been I'm planning on doing this topic and talk about where Democrats need to be using that Obama clip and some others. And there was a Republican congressman in this hearing today who brought that sentiment from Obama and a few others out ...

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - **Labor Market Outlook for 2026**: The labor market is expected to experience mixed conditions across five key sectors, influenced by tighter immigration policies and economic factors such as trade uncertainty and fiscal stimulus [1][14][53]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Job Growth Projections**: Average job growth is forecasted at 50,000 per month in 2026, with a breakeven job growth rate lowered to approximately 20,000 due to immigration restrictions [15][53]. - **Unemployment Rate**: The unemployment rate is anticipated to stabilize at 4.5% through the first half of 2026, with a slight decrease to 4.3% by year-end [15][53]. - **Sector Performance**: - **Positive Outlook**: - **Education & Health**: This sector is expected to continue driving job growth, adding over 100% of net job gains in 2025, with a projected addition of about 60,000 jobs per month [21][24][26]. - **Construction**: Anticipated recovery due to easing mortgage rates and reduced tariff uncertainty, with a rebound in both residential and non-residential construction [30][31]. - **Trade, Transport & Utilities**: Expected improvement in job growth as import recovery aligns with stronger consumer demand and economic growth [40][41]. - **Negative Outlook**: - **Professional & Business Services**: This sector is facing job losses due to AI adoption, which is automating lower-wage roles while maintaining wage growth for specialized positions [32][34]. - **Neutral Outlook**: - **Leisure & Hospitality**: Job growth is expected to be offset by tighter immigration policies despite potential improvements in consumer demand due to fiscal stimulus [36][38]. Additional Important Insights - **Inflation Trends**: Inflation is projected to remain above the Federal Reserve's target, driven by supply-side pressures from tariffs, with core PCE inflation expected to end 2026 at 2.9% [52]. - **Economic Growth Forecast**: The average GDP growth forecast for 2026 is set at 2.8%, above the consensus of 2.1%, driven by fiscal and monetary policy adjustments [51]. - **Labor Market Risks**: The labor market is facing risks from immigration restrictions and AI-driven job displacement, which could impact job growth and sector stability [53]. Conclusion The labor market outlook for 2026 presents a complex picture with varying sector performances influenced by immigration policies, economic recovery, and technological advancements. The overall sentiment indicates cautious optimism, particularly in sectors like education and health, while challenges persist in professional services due to automation.

this new data. Less than 14 percent of the nearly 400 ,000 ICE arrests in President Trump's first year back in office involved individuals with violent criminal charges or convictions. That's according to new reporting from CBS News, citing an internal DHS document.CBS reports that the document shows during the first year of Trump's second term, nearly 40 30 % OF THOSE ARRESTED BY ICE DID NOT HAVE ANY CRIMINAL RECORD AT ALL AND WERE ONLY ACCUSED OF CIVIL IMMIGRATION OFFENSIES, SUCH AS BEING AN UNDOCUMENT AM ...

Core Insights - Disney's first-quarter earnings for 2026 exceeded expectations, with revenue of $25.98 billion and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.63, surpassing analyst estimates [1][1][1] - The company's Experiences unit, which includes theme parks, reported over $10 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time [1][1][1] - Despite strong first-quarter performance, Disney's second-quarter forecasts indicate modest operating income growth for theme parks due to a decline in international tourist visits to the U.S. [1][1][1] Financial Performance - Disney's first-quarter revenue was $25.98 billion, above the expected $25.74 billion [1][1] - Adjusted EPS was $1.63, exceeding Wall Street's estimate of $1.57 by 6 cents [1][1] - The Experiences unit's revenue surpassed $10 billion for the first time, contributing significantly to overall earnings [1][1] Box Office and Streaming Success - Disney's box office hits, Zootopia 2 and Avatar: Fire and Ash, each grossed over $1 billion globally [1][1] - ESPN, Disney's sports channel, captured more than 30% of all sports viewership across networks, indicating strong performance in streaming services [1][1] Challenges Ahead - The forecast for the second quarter suggests modest growth in theme park operating income, attributed to reduced international tourist visits [1][1] - CEO Bob Iger noted that international visitors typically stay in Disney hotels less frequently, prompting a shift in marketing efforts towards a domestic audience [1][1] - Factors contributing to the decline in foreign tourism include immigration policies and tariffs under the previous administration [1][1]

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