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ICE and other agencies raided a Tallahassee construction site, detaining over 100 people. Florida law prohibits employing undocumented immigrants, with penalties ranging from fines to jail time. A recent Construction Dive report highlights how ICE raids across Florida have derailed job sites, gutted subcontractor crews, and triggered costly delays.
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For smaller contractors already stretched thin, losing workers mid-project isn't just inconvenient-it's both a logistical nightmare and a legal liability. The effects are more than theoretical. In May, ICE agents swept several construction sites near Florida State University in Tallahassee, detaining more than 100 people suspected of being undocumented.
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A massive immigration crackdown-dubbed "Operation Tidal Wave". Articles and videos about ICE raid in Tallahassee: 100 arrested at Florida construction site, officials say on FOX 35 Orlando. WILTON MANORS - A South Florida contractor said he is still in shock days after a recent U.S.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at one of his job sites in Wilton Manors, where federal. ICE raids on building sites stoke fear, uncertainty Law enforcement officers arrested construction workers in San Antonio, New Orleans and Tallahassee, Florida. Recent ICE raids at construction sites in Florida and other states have sparked concerns over workforce disruptions.
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Industry leaders highlight the sector's reliance on undocumented workers and call for better immigration policies and investment in trade careers. Federal immigration agents detaining construction workers across Florida will cost builders and developers time and money. Workers building an apartment complex near the Florida State University campus were detained Thursday morning by agents from U.S.
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Homeland Security, U.S. Marshals Service, and Florida Highway Patrol. After entering a construction site in Tallahassee, federal and state officials asked workers for identification and separated them into two categories, witnesses told the Phoenix.
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