#undocumented-workers

#undocumented-workers

New York has 470,100 undocumented workers, making up about 15% of the workforce, raising concerns about potential economic impacts of mass deportations.

Inadequate labor supply in construction may worsen under proposed deportations, heightening home prices and affordability issues.

Foreign-born workers are crucial for maintaining the construction industry's labor force.

Fear of mass deportations threatens recovery efforts in wildfire-affected areas by creating labor shortages in the construction industry.

Governor Hochul argues deportations could worsen labor shortages in New York, but the real issue may be low wages offered to workers.

Immigrant workers fear deportation, leading to worker shortages in vital care industries.

The atmosphere in restaurants has changed drastically due to fear stemming from increased immigration raids and deportation efforts under Trump's administration.

US Border Patrol's recent raids in California signify a potential shift in immigration enforcement under the incoming Trump administration.

Undocumented workers in Canada face exploitation, fear, and lack of healthcare, with many living in a constant state of anxiety due to their status.

Foreign construction workers face delays in getting legal papers despite protests and negotiations.

Many wage-theft victims in California are unaware of unclaimed compensation, causing millions to go uncollected.