I mean, it's insane even for the history of the modern border patrol because these tactics that they're using and I'll say, you know, I always say I'm from a border community. I'm familiar with this with this force and I've worked at the Department of Homeland Security. I understand their mission set. This is so far outside of their mission set.And what I want people to understand is this agency has been resistant to training and reform. I'm not surprised that Bo has not been used to using a body cam. There ...

RT Inevitable West (@Inevitablewest)Countries in Europe who say immigration is too high:🇩🇪 81%🇪🇸 80%🇸🇪 73%🇬🇧 71%🇮🇹 71%🇫🇷 70%Why is this being forced on Europe against the will of the people? ...

Core Insights - The job market is experiencing an increase in layoffs, particularly in white-collar sectors, with significant layoffs reported by UPS and Amazon, each announcing 14,000 job cuts [1][2] - The equilibrium in the job market has shifted, requiring only 30,000 jobs to be added monthly to maintain balance, down from 230,000 [3][5] - The decline in labor supply growth, largely due to reduced immigration, has contributed to this shift in job market dynamics [4][5] Labor Market Trends - Layoffs are rising to levels comparable to pre-pandemic times, indicating a potential increase in the unemployment rate and further weakening of the job market [2] - The current job market is characterized as a "low, higher, low fire" environment, suggesting a transition towards more layoffs and less hiring [1][2] Impact of Technology - AI is perceived as a job shifter rather than a job destroyer, with new technologies replacing specific tasks rather than entire jobs [6][7] - The impact of AI on job replacement is still modest, as businesses are primarily in the experimental phase with AI technologies [9][10] - While AI can perform certain tasks, it is unlikely to replace the human elements of jobs, such as communication and relationship building, in the short term [14]

Trump’s immigration and deportation policies have created a lingering question for businesses, @jonathanjlevin says. If the flow of immigrant labor remains this low, how will America get the workers it needs? (via @opinion) https://t.co/QGXozCClYR ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@AuronMacintyre Look at how deeply Israelis hate Palestinians, and what they have been doing to them since the 1930s. That is a stark but all-too-common example of how much immigrants often hate the people who have let them in. ...

A model of immigration once associated with Singapore and oil-rich Gulf states is taking over the world. Its success reflects a clash between demography and politics https://t.co/LiqiFvjE5fIllustration: Simon Bailly/Sepia https://t.co/k7dN87zJXQ ...

Kaye says she first came to the US 12 years ago, fleeing her home country of Honduras, saying gang members targeted her children. Now, she juggles three different cleaning and construction jobs here in North Carolina while raising a family of four, including 8-year-old Alan and 10-year-old Noah, who Kaye says has severe autism. Both boys, she says, were born in the United States.We've blurred their faces at the family's request. After being detained by ICE in February, Kaylee says she was allowed to stay un ...

Immigration Status and Family Impact - A Honduran woman, Kaylee, who has been in the U S for 12 years, faces potential deportation, impacting her family of four, including two US-born children [1][2] - Kaylee juggles three jobs in cleaning and construction to support her family in North Carolina [1] - The uncertainty surrounding her immigration status has caused psychological trauma to Kaylee and her family [8] - Kaylee's oldest son, a high school senior, fears being sent back to Honduras, a country he doesn't know [4] - Kaylee's sister self-deported after being detained for six months and now lives in Honduras [5] Legal and Policy Context - Kaylee was detained by ICE in February but allowed to stay until her next hearing to care for her children; however, that hearing was canceled [2][3] - The Trump administration's immigration policy prioritizes removing dangerous, violent, criminal illegal aliens, but anyone illegally present is eligible for deportation [7] - Approximately 70% of the nearly 60,000 people in detention have no criminal convictions [6] Personal Determination - Kaylee is unwilling to self-deport and is waiting for an updated court hearing [8] - Despite the doubt, Kaylee continues to live day to day, working and trying to do the right things [3][9]

IN RESEARCHING YOUR STORY, I REALIZED THAT YOU LEFT ARGENTINA, YOU HAD TO LIVE IN IN BARCELONA THEN YOU LIVED IN PARIS. NOW YOU LIVED IN THE UNITED STATES. MOST OF YOUR LIFE YOU'VE YOU'VE BEEN AN IMMIGRANT AND I JUST WONDER HOW THAT MAKES YOU THINK ABOUT YOUR FAMILY.IS YOUR FAMILY YOUR MOST IMPORTANT TEAM. UH, MICA BAPA MAMA ER CRIO QUISSIO UH MEAN FAMILIA MOMENTAMOIMA UH A BARCELONA GETTA. IT SLOPES ARE THE THE SERO PORQUEPAO AND THEN NOT GONNA HEAR MORE ER GENTERINA.ETOLO. UH LACOMBEIA COMMI MUJERIMIO MAT ...

[Music] Welcome back. The shocking reality of President Trump's immigration crackdown in American cities has been laid bare in the first nine months of his presidency. We've seen one particularly cruel ICE tactic play out in a New York City courthouse.Immigrants will show up to their legally mandated court appearances and some are arrested, detained, and even deported. Now, this tactic was highlighted last week on this powerful New York magazine cover. It says, "The trap at 26 Federal Plaza. Every day in do ...