In just a few months, ICE makes 1,000+ worksite enforcement actions
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Source: Aol/The Center Square
Sat, May 31, 2025 at 6:08 PM EDT
(The Center Square) – In just a few months, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have arrested more than 1,000 “illegal alien workers without employment authorization.” It’s “the highest rate of arrest in HSI’s history,” HSI acting Executive Associate Director Robert Hammer said in April. “We’ve subpoenaed the business records of about 1,200 businesses, and as part of our review, we’ve proposed close to $1 million in fines.”
Fast forward into the end of May and hundreds more have been arrested through targeted worksite multiagency enforcement actions nationwide, with more than $8 million in fines levied in Denver alone.
On May 29, more than 100 citizens of Colombia, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua and Venezuela were arrested at construction sites in Tallahassee. One was “taken into state custody for resisting arrest and is being charged with four counts of assault on law enforcement officers. Another attempted to pull a weapon on officers,” ICE said.
In Tampa, 33 citizens of Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico were arrested at construction sites “in one of the fastest growing communities in the nation located 20 miles south of Ocala,” ICE said. Four were charged with felony reentry; more than 30 “could be seen fleeing from the construction sites,” ICE said.
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Just like they investigate Big Box home supply parking lots for day laborers every morning. And gated estates for landscape laborers. And upscale high rise condos for nannies. amiright?
This is smoke and mirrors. Extract labor and productivity will fall. Employers will replace with less experienced, less motivated labor, or pay OT to the remaining crews. Expensive. How much are they paying for ICE?
