Trump Administration Targets Businesses in Immigration Crackdown

The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to address immigration violations at workplaces, following a significant raid on a Hyundai facility in Georgia. Hundreds were arrested, mainly South Korean nationals, leading to increased scrutiny of industries hiring undocumented workers.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, emphasized plans to target businesses using illegal labor to gain a competitive edge. Critics argue that sectors like agriculture and hospitality rely on this workforce, sparking debate over the administration's strategies.

Amid heightened immigration rhetoric, a controversial media post by Trump has drawn criticism for its militaristic depiction of Chicago. Officials defend the administration's approach as a necessary step against those flouting immigration laws.

(With inputs from agencies.)