Companies Warn Against Deportations
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Companies Warn SEC That Mass Deportations Pose Serious Business Risk
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Since January of this year , more than forty companies have mentioned the impact of deportations in filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission .
The impacted industries span a wide cross-section of the US economy, including food production, tech, and construction.
President Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a cornerstone of his policy agenda.
The highly visible deportation campaign has sparked nationwide anti-ICE protests, and helped energize the “No Kings” demonstrations.
Some companies argued that their businesses could be at risk if their customers are affected by deportations.
Pacific Airport Group , which operates through airports in Mexico and Jamaica , said that mass deportations would hugely impact airport traffic.
The cloud communications and financial services company IDT Corp. said that deportations could “negatively impact” its enterprise customers.
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