Trump plans legal pathway for undocumented farm, hotel workers

President Donald Trump has proposed a plan that would allow undocumented farm and hotel workers to leave the U.S. and return legally if their employers vouch for them. During a Cabinet meeting, Trump emphasized the importance of supporting farmers and the hospitality industry, which rely heavily on migrant labor. His approach suggests that deported workers could return through a legal process, provided they exit 'in a nice way' and return within 60 days. The administration has not clarified the specifics or the timeline for implementing this policy. Industry groups have expressed concern about potential labor shortages if large-scale deportations occur, highlighting the significance of undocumented workers in sectors like agriculture and hospitality. Trump's comments reflect a shift in his immigration strategy, aiming to balance enforcement with economic needs.