Trumps eigenes Arbeitsministerium gibt stillschweigend zu, dass sein Vorgehen gegen die Einwanderungsbehörde „eine durch Versorgungsengpässe verursachte Nahrungsmittelknappheit“ und höhere Preise birgt

    https://fortune.com/2025/10/11/trump-immigration-crackdown-farm-agriculture-workforce-labor-shock-food-shortages-higher-prices/

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    1. alabasterskim on

      Again, if I was a foreign hostile entity infiltrating a nation and became president, this is exactly what I would do.

    2. c4upinhisbhole on

      Not gonna have to worry about the high prices when there’s nothing on the shelf.

    3. They knew this. What was it they called it “temporary shocks as the system readjusts” or similar.

    4. InfinityComplexxx on

      Duh. Most vegetables we eat are grown in the US, yet prices are skyrocketing. It’s because no one is picking them.

    5. remembers-fanzines on

      Just went grocery shopping today. The produce section, at a major chain grocer, was in the worst shape I’ve seen since covid. I’m unsure if I just hit it at a bad point in time or if there’s a real issue, but it’s a grocery store that normally has decent produce.

      Meat and milk prices are getting to be stupidly high, too.

    6. literallytwisted on

      Actual food shortages in this country versus shortages of variety will collapse the federal government within weeks if not days.

      Americans have not dealt with anything close to that for generations and will revolt very quickly! Remember how freaked out people across the spectrum got during the Covid lockdown? Magnify that by a million.

      I am not even basing this on politics! Americans will be murdering each other and anyone who even looks like they’re part of the government inside a week.

    7. axebodyspraytester on

      So once again for the umpteenth time the thing everyone said was going to happen is happening. Yet again shit for brains is in denial.

    8. RoseCityHooligan on

      Groceries being too cheap was a big complaint of MAGA voters, right?

    9. I’m starting to think that impulse-buying all of those dried beans wasn’t such a stupid idea after all.

    10. What Trump is doing is terrible but we absolutely should not go back to the way things were before. If illegal immigrants are so important to our economy then they need to be given permanent legal status and the same rights and protections as American citizens.

    11. SilverPrivateer on

      Good! Pay americans 50 bucks a damn hour if that’s what it takes, and food should be more expensive anyways, everyone is obese!

    12. CardiologistOdd3203 on

      How long before we see Trump activating the National Guard for emergency farm work that was once done by migrant workers.

    13. Vivid_Pianist4270 on

      Which means he doesn’t care about the people. Him and his thugs have big plans for the US and along with destroying everything it stands for, God knows what is next.

    14. retiredgal18 on

      No surprise there. Since tRump has never worried about food insecurity, he doesn’t care.

    15. OcelotTerrible5865 on

      Asmongold would call this an emotional argument you gotta boil it down to logic cmon, if you rob banks for 20 years (yes I know it’s unrelated and sounds emotional) then you shouldn’t be rewarded for it just like all the illegals that have lived here and contributed to society for the last 20 years cmon guys it’s real

    16. flexcabana21 on

      When you suffocate your labor force by making your policy based on stupid and bigoted policies and parade it around, what would they think would happen? Multiple bubbles popping, one for cheap labor (https://washingtonstatestandard.com/2025/08/08/farmworkers-union-fights-to-curb-migrant-h-2a-visa-expansion-in-whatcom-skagit/) and https://www.wuwf.org/florida-news/2025-10-10/floridas-agriculture-industry-could-suffer-if-h-2a-workers-are-too-hesitant-to-come. When even people who do the right thing get deported, scaring away others (https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2025/10/ice-deportations-immigration-trump-new-york-city.html) and tariff trade war isn’t going to help (https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/10/trump-china-trade-war-soybeans) job creation still at an all time low (https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/02/report-shows-hiring-at-lowest-since-2009-as-economists-turn-to-alternative-data-during-shutdown-blackout.html). We are head for some bad times.

    17. 1) create the crime of poverty.

      2) punish with four years of unpaid labor.

      3) price list for companies that need slaves.

    18. WhereIShelter on

      I thought that was the point? I’m confused, I thought it was clear they were trying to kill everyone.

    19. Writer_In_Residence on

      It’s almost like we all talked about this back when his goon squads were snatching brown people in California and he had to start rambling about slavery (brown people might be considered citizens only while on farm property) as a stopgap.

      Many people saw this coming.

    20. ProjectPopTart on

      say the situation is immediately reversed everything goes back to where we were in December of last year. can we ever even hope to recover from this.

    21. Blacksad9999 on

      Yeah.

      The people who work the farms, pick the crops, operate the meat packing plants, butcher the animals, and other jobs, either got disappeared or stopped coming here to work.

      Americans have no interest in doing those jobs. 

      We also don’t produce remotely enough food to feed everyone, and a ton of it’s imported. Yet we’ve tariffed the shit out of everything and pissed off our long time trade partners.

      The majority of farmers produce corn and soybeans that they now can’t sell because they got screwed over by Trump.

      This is what happens when the President and leadership of the country has no idea what they’re doing. These people crave power, but have no idea how to govern when they have it.

    22. Gotta get a quiet warning out to both not disturb dear leader but to also warn people that prices are about to go up and shelves may start looking empty.

      *checks Calendar*

      May be a war on Christmas this year at this pace. And you know all they’re going to focus on is celebrating the “victory” of being allowed to finallly say “Merry Christmas” without any repercussions.

    23. Today a small steak at the grocery was $25.

      Smaller than my hand. Not prime or special or whatever.

      A small pot roast was $30.

      America can’t afford to eat beef under a Trump presidency. 

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