Workers in the USA flee when they see migration agents arrive

• Workers Flee From Immigration
• Moments of Fear in the US
• Trump’s Deportation Plan

Immigration raids in the United States generate fear among undocumented workers, who flee upon seeing the arrival of immigration agents.

Since Donald Trump began his second term as president, his administration has implemented executive orders that have intensified mass deportations.

Millions of migrants, mostly Mexicans and Central Americans, live with uncertainty about their future in the country.

The raids have been documented on social networks, where undocumented workers are seen fleeing from immigration agents.

Immigration Raids at Construction Work

In a viral video, at least 20 people run desperately to avoid being detained.

The video shows a witness narrating the scene with evident concern, alerting others about the presence of the agents.

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«This is immigration, be careful,» warns the man while recording the workers escaping.

«Run, guys,» can be heard in another part of the video that went viral on social networks.

Since Trump took office on January 20, deportations have been a priority of his government.

Additionally, the CBP One application, implemented by the Joe Biden administration, stopped granting appointments, leaving thousands of migrants in a legal limbo.

The raids have affected hundreds of workers, especially in sectors such as construction, agriculture, and service.

Despite their contribution to the American economy, many face precarious working conditions and the constant threat of deportation.

In several states, such as Texas and Florida, immigration operations have been recorded at workplaces.

Witnesses say that agents arrive without prior notice, creating chaos and panic among the employees.

A construction worker recounted the moment the agents arrived.

«Someone yelled that immigration was coming, and we all ran. It was a very frightening moment,» he stated, according to ‘Canal 44‘ media.

Some managed to hide in nearby structures, while others fled on foot through the streets.

According to preliminary reports, there were no detentions in this particular operation.

The fear of raids has led some workers to avoid showing up for their jobs, which could affect industries that depend on migrant labor.

Business owners and human rights advocates have expressed concern about the impact of these measures.

Immigration falls on a construction site and workers flee. pic.twitter.com/f5tmqonqpt

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Various sectors have criticized Trump’s immigration policy, arguing that it criminalizes those seeking a better quality of life and contribute to the country’s economy.

«These workers do the toughest jobs and are essential for the growth of the United States,» stated an activist.

Uncertainty increases with the possibility of more operations in the coming months.

Migrants fear being arrested and deported without the opportunity to legally defend themselves.

Immigration lawyers recommend that workers know their rights and avoid signing documents without legal advice.

They also suggest having emergency plans in case of raids.

Meanwhile, the migrant community continues to live in the shadows, trying to dodge the raids and find ways to stay in the country.

The fight for immigration reform remains a key issue on the US political agenda.

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