A labor shortage linked to arrests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) may impact three competitive House races in counties along the U.S.-Mexico border. The shortage has raised concerns among local businesses and could influence voter sentiment in these areas as the election approaches.
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Labor Shortage Linked to ICE Arrests Affects House Races in Border Counties
A labor shortage in U.S.-Mexico border counties, attributed to ICE arrests, is expected to affect three battleground House races. Local businesses are concerned about the implications for their workforce and how this may influence voter behavior.
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The border counties that swung to Trump are now short of workers. They may swing back.
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Labor Shortage Linked to ICE Arrests Affects House Races in Border Counties