Trump’s Promise of ‘Changes’ Leaves Farmers, Hospitality Industry in Limbo

“I don’t know if that post made people feel like they were going to solve it anytime sooner,” a Republican lobbyist told NOTUS.

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters.
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When President Donald Trump acknowledged that farmers and hospitality workers were hurting from his mass deportation agenda, industry advocates appreciated the recognition.

But if the president’s subsequent post on Truth Social was meant to soothe anxieties, it “backfired,” one Republican lobbyist told NOTUS.

“We still have a worker shortage. How are you going to solve that? And I don’t know if that tweet made people feel like they were going to solve it anytime sooner,” the lobbyist said.