‘Ripple effect:’ US, immigrant policy Children and Eldercare | Business and economics

When I saw the Trump sign in the yard, Camila knew he would have to watch him.

February 2025 and Camila * showed a house to meet a new family they wanted a house in a house in North Texas.

22-year-old college student do not have legal documents, but this has never been a problem. In practice, many families love children’s careers to pay for cash. Again, this new family created an interesting problem. The inner part of the house was full of Trump Paraphernalia. “Everywhere, everywhere,” Camila says. The father turned out to work for Fox News.

“It was very ironic,” said Camila Al Jazeera said. “If, Hey, this is my legal status, ‘I could go to one of the two ways. They would probably notice or maybe what to go out. What happened.”

As a result, he decided not to say to them and not to take care of their children. The worrying encounter and Camila gave a “cold” gave a bigger problem.

In the United States, including undocumented workers, the immigrant work has long raised children’s care, home care and older maintenance industry. US President Donald Trump faces new threats, including the second leadership of the US President Donald Trump, including the US President Donald Trump.

“People do not show for work because they are worried about the raids in their jobs,” said Lori esteem, the executive director of the national consumer for quality long-term care

Children, he was “really worried about his parents and worried that they would not come home at the end of the day.”

‘Attacked from each angle’

Economists documented the maps of the destructive impact mass, and the maps of organizations, including the American Immigration Council, trillions contributed to the United States.

However, some areas are unparalleled to change immigration policy.

For example, in five US, some research, a children’s care worker with each other, show that 30 percent of direct care workers are immigrant. Multiple specialists stressed Al Jazeera, these roles have a lot of influence on communities across the country.

“The estimates are ripple effects based on some policies,” the policies, he said, “It continues to influence immigrants not only to come to this country, stay in this country and to keep citizenship in this country and provide services in this country.”

Early in the second time, Trump canceled “Sensitive areas” leadership of immigration raids in schools, churches and employment. The government also denies or postpones visa permissions of H-1B, which continues a long-lasting trend to enter a program that helps immigrants find work.

“We want to enter our country by the way, but we want us to undergo a legal process,” President Trump said in the announcement of April 2 tariffs. “We need people to manage these plants and help auto workers and command facilities and non-professional people and others and others, but we need people.”

Despite this rhetoric, the Presidential Administration is limited to the relocation of the US refugee transfer program. Then, in an interview on April 15, Trump, “Great People” suggested a new way to re-enter the United States and share the country, if they leave the country, sponsor from the employer.

The President also offered the creation of a “gold card” visa that will cost $ 5 million.

A policy analyst for the Institute of Migration Policy Colleen Putzel-Kavanaugh, the main goal of politics said “It seems to bring wealth to the United States.”

To assess the strengthening of legitimate ways for immigrants, it is not only the number of visas, but also to whom these visas “, strengthening legal routes reaches irregular migration or visas.”

In other words, the “legal process” performed more immigrants on April 2, facilitates more immigrants and obtain visas, and the so-called rights migration decreases in the first term.

Further Cancellation of temporary protected status School managers, nursing home leaders and day servants think that they can hire and how can you protect them.

Wendy Cervantes say these changes are made to “attack each angle” of immigrants.

The director of the Immigration and Immigrant Families in the Center for Servantes, Law and Social Policy is a webinar to provide technical assistance to those who recently ensure children’s care in the United States. He said that more than 1,000 people were governed by the “stress and fear” created by the approach of immigration.

“People are not worried about parents again; they are worried about the squad.” Al said in Jazer.

As a result, in areas such as children’s care, managers learn about the subtleties of guarantees: which documents should be allowed and the immigration officer must be legally allowed in buildings.

“This knowledge gives them a number of agencies at least,” he said. “But this is a really scary place.”

‘I want to stay’

One of the targets of the seats is similar to the fact that economists who follow the effects of deportations are: Human people want to ensure the formation of immigrants.

This is especially true for anyone related to child care, home care or great care sectors. 20% of all US seniors live in rural communities and have become home deserts for 40 years old in the past five years: nurses needed areas, but inaccessible areas, inaccessible areas and residents need long distances to care.

According to estimates, a nursing house leaves a hole in society while closing. Dozens of work loss and patients – have a lot of several options to start – shrambling to find a new home. It is difficult to measure the economic and psychological effects in a family or a large family or a major society, so hard to measure the psyche of a child when they are afraid to deport.

Despite all this, Smetanka says that immigrants are important to forget how much it stays in the United States and the nursing houses. The average hourly payment for direct care workers increased less than $ 3 in 2014 and 2023, but medical areas are widespread among immigrants.

Austin, an immigrant lawyer located in Texas Sarah Valdez, “You (you will not be able) replace 10 people you deported with 10 American employees.”

Nanny, a northern Texas, is one of those who want to work for long hours and get less paid. Nannying may not be his long-term career, but he chose the field because he had to pay for his school and loves to work with children.

In many cases, he feels that he spends a lot of time with his customers like her parents. In the typical day, adding to about 10 in the morning, covering about 10, while in any free time, when it is time to classwork and studies. Many children helped divorce and cope with sudden death in your family, and among the many life situations.

“With everything in the world, I do not know what is next for me,” he said. “I just day by day, I last a week for a week. But I know I know I want to stay here. I’m glad to be here.”

* Changed to protect Camila’s name.