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In this Daily Caller article, Spencer Lombardo reveals that Department of Homeland Security officials met with corporate lobbyists seeking continued access to cheap illegal migrant labor, raising serious questions about whether the Trump administration will deliver on its mass deportation promises.
- DHS officials met earlier this month with the Essential Worker Immigration Coalition, which represents the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and multiple trade associations, in a meeting described as “cordial” and “constructive.”
- The gathering marked a clear shift from former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s approach, which business groups criticized as unresponsive to their concerns.
- Immigration Accountability Project president Chris Chmielenski warned that some administration officials have a “blind spot for cheap, illegal labor” and that mass deportations cannot succeed without broad worksite enforcement.
- Chmielenski noted that worksites previously flooded with American job applicants after ICE removed illegal aliens, arguing that opening those positions strengthens the labor market for citizens.
- ICE arrests quadrupled under Noem’s leadership and reached a record high of more than 43,000 last month, yet skepticism remains over whether new DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin will sustain the pace.
- Associated Builders and Contractors vice president Kristen Swearingen said mass deportations are constraining labor supply in construction, where the industry faces a nearly 350,000-worker shortage this year and costs are rising.
- The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living emphasized that immigrants form a vital part of the long-term care workforce and called for expanded legal pathways for international caregivers.
- Federation for American Immigration Reform officials praised prior enforcement efforts and stressed that millions of illegal aliens impose heavy costs on taxpayers, intensify job competition, and drive up housing prices.
- The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas estimated that every 1% increase in illegal immigration from early 2021 to early 2024 raised housing prices by 2.2%.
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https://dailycaller.com/2026/07/21/dhs-illegal-migrant-labor-meeting-corporate-deportation/
