Trump says that the administration is working on a “temporary pass” for migrants in some industries

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News that the administration is working to develop a temporary pass for immigrants working in some industries, which would indicate the last shift in the administration’s approach to enforcing immigration to farmers.

“We are working on that now,” Trump said in an interview recorded on Friday.

The president pointed to the authorities who go to the farmer and take “away from the people who work there for 15 and 20 years, who are good, and who may have come incorrectly.”

“What we will do is that we will do something for farmers, as we can allow the farmer to the official. He knows the farmer. He will not employ a killer,” Trump said. “When you go to a farm and he had someone working with him for a nine -year -old, he does this type of work, which is a hard work to do, and many people will not do that, and you end up destroying one of the farmers because you took all people away. It is a problem.”

A comment, a spokesman for the Ministry of Internal Security, was received, the same comment presented by the administration earlier this month after the White House reflected a plan to reduce the enforcement of immigration in some workplaces in the industry.

“The president was incredibly clear,” the statement said. “There will be no safe spaces for industries that sheltering violent criminals or deliberately trying to undermine Ice’s efforts,” the statement said.

“The enforcement of work sites remains the cornerstone of our efforts to protect public safety, national security and economic stability. These operations target illegal recruitment networks that undermine American workers, destabilize labor markets and expose critical infrastructure for exploitation,” the statement continued.

A White House spokesman did not immediately respond to a request to obtain more details about the Trump plan and whether the response of the Ministry of National Security contradicts the temporary success plan.

This step represents the last shift in dealing with the administration with migrant farmers’ workers. In recent weeks, the White House has abandoned whether some work will be exempt from immigration and customs raids.

Trump said at Published for social truth On June 12, farmers and people at the hotel and entertainment industries said that the administration immigration policy “takes very good workers, as it is almost impossible to replace it with jobs.” “We must protect our farms,” ​​the president said, adding that “the changes are coming.” NBC News previously reported that at almost the same time, ICE who stopped working in agricultural industries, restaurants and hotels stopped.

But a few days later, the administration reopened the arrests of migrant workers in these industries. Tricia McLAGHLIN, the assistant secretary at DHS, presented the same statement and then DHS statement on Sunday.

“The president was incredibly clear. There will be no safe spaces for industries that shelter violent criminals or deliberately trying to undermine Ice’s efforts,” said McLeulin after the Ministry of Public Security reflected earlier this month.

A White House spokesman said after a temporary reflection that Trump “is still committed to the enforcement of the Federal Immigration Law – any person present in the United States illegally at the risk of deportation.”

In the past, Trump has previously presented the idea that people who have no documents on farms and hotels can be allowed to leave the country and return legally. NBC News previously reported that the administration official said that Trump wants to improve the H-2A and H-2B programs, which allow employers to temporarily employ immigrant workers.