From meatpacking to homebuilding, Less immigrant labor is contributing to prices hikes in the US

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : A recent Gallup poll showed worries about illegal immigration at a two-decade high.
51% :That's certainly the case in Republican-dominated Texas, which includes the longest and busiest stretch of the southern border.
46% : Steve Camarota, a researcher at the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for less immigration, believes a spike in illegal immigration under President Joe Biden will make up whatever shortfall lingers from the pandemic.
27% : With a tough election for their party looming in November, Democrats are increasingly divided about the Biden administration's attempt to end pandemic-related restrictions on seeking asylum.

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