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President Trump Reveals Plan to Give Temporary Passes to Undocumented Workers Employed by Hotels

  • A large number of undocumented workers are employed in Nevada
  • Trump’s crackdown has severely disrupted the agriculture and hospitality industries
  • Workers who meet specific conditions will be able to remain in the country
Woman cleaning hotel room
President Trump has revealed a plan in the works that would allow undocumented workers in the hospitality industry to remain in the country if they meet certain conditions. [Image: Shutterstock.com]

The Las Vegas hospitality industry can start breathing a sigh of relief as President Donald Trump has revealed a plan to give temporary passes to undocumented immigrants currently working in hotels.

A large number of these people work in Nevada, a state which relies heavily on the success of casino resorts.

could stay if they meet specific conditions, such as paying all relevant taxes

Trump admitted that ICE raids since he came to power have caused major disruptions in certain industries, including agriculture and hospitality. Undocumented workers can stay if they meet specific conditions, such as paying all relevant taxes. The president remarked that he is attempting to balance keeping the economy motoring and protecting the country’s borders.

This news comes just a few weeks after extensive protests in Las Vegas led to almost 100 arrests. Law enforcement deployed tear gas and rubber bullets to deter people who were protesting the aggressive approach of ICE officials in Los Angeles.

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