Washington – President Donald Trump in an interview with Fox News said the administration is trying to create a temporary permit for immigrants working in certain industries, which would mark the latest administrative approach to immigration changes to farmers.
“We are currently working on it. We are going to work it so that some temporary permit that people pay taxes where the farmer can control a little, not you go and remove everyone,” said the short, which on Friday the tape was replaced and on Sunday appeared on Fox News on Sunday morning. “
The President mentioned the authorities going to farms and minus “people who work there for 15 and 20 years who are good, possibly wrong”.
“What we will do, we are going to do something for farmers where we can allow the farmer to be responsible. The farmer knows. He is not going to hire a killer,” Trump said. “When you go to the farm and he has been working on it for nine years, doing such a job, which is hard work, and many people will not do it, and you eventually destroy the farmer because you have taken away all the people. This is a problem.”
Upon reaching comment, a spokesman for the Internal Security Department submitted the same comment to the department earlier this month after the White House abolished the plan to restrict immigration activities in certain industries.
“The president was incredibly clear. There will be no safe spaces for industries that have violent criminals or deliberately try to harm ICE’s efforts,” the report states.
“The execution of execution works remains the cornerstone of our efforts to protect society’s security, national security and economic stability. These operations are directed to illegal employment networks that damage American workers, destabilize the labor markets and reveal critical infrastructure to exploit,” the statement continued.
The White House spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for more information about Trump’s plan and whether the DHS response was contrary to the temporary edition plan.
This step marks the latest change in the management of immigrant farmers in administrative management. The White House has found out in recent weeks whether to dismiss certain jobs from immigration and customs execution raids.
Short June 12th. A True Social report said that farmers and people in the hotel and leisure industry said that the administration’s immigration policy was “very good, working on them for a long time and almost impossible to change those jobs.” The president said “we have to protect our farmers”, adding that “changes are approaching”. NBC News has previously reported that ICE has paused the workplace at the same time in the agricultural, restaurant and hotel industry.
However, only a few days later, the administration opened the arrest of immigrant employees in these industries. Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant to DHS Secretary, made the same statement as a statement on Sunday in a statement.
“The president was incredibly clear. There will be no safe spaces for industries with violent criminals or deliberately trying to hurt ICE’s efforts,” McLaughlin said after DHS has abolished this month.
A spokesman for the White House said that after a pause, the short “remains committed to the federal Immigration Act – all who are illegally in the United States, risk deported.”
Earlier in April The Trump argued that people without documents working in farms and hotels may be allowed to leave the country and return legally. Earlier, the NBC News reported that the administration official said Trump wanted to improve H-2A and H-2B programs, which allow employers to temporarily hire migrants.
This article was originally published in nbcnews.com