“Rogelio Rauda, an undocumented worker from Honduras doing construction in Crystal River, Florida, says only eight workers he knows came to the disaster zone out of the hundreds he says typically show up.”
“Hetrick says what Florida is facing is symbolic of the larger reality in the country — where there is an aging population and politicians framing immigration as a threat rather than fixing a broken system.”
Let’s see how the Florida’s harder stance on immigration is going after a couple years:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/florida-immigration-law-significant-unintended-consequences/
“Rogelio Rauda, an undocumented worker from Honduras doing construction in Crystal River, Florida, says only eight workers he knows came to the disaster zone out of the hundreds he says typically show up.”
https://www.npr.org/2024/04/26/1242236604/florida-economy-immigration-businesses-workers-undocumented
“Hetrick says what Florida is facing is symbolic of the larger reality in the country — where there is an aging population and politicians framing immigration as a threat rather than fixing a broken system.”
Yep