Americans Appear to Be Doing Jobs We Were
Told They Wouldn't Do - Reliance on Foreign
Labor Down in Texas
Posted By: Dreadnought, 2/25/2026 12:47:16 AM
For decades, we have been told that America needs foreign labor to "do the jobs Americans won't do." For Democrats and the left, that usually translates to illegal immigrants. But in the wake of President Donald Trump's closing of the southern border and the deportation of hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, it turns out that there are plenty of jobs that Americans are willing to do, and a new survey seems to be bearing that out in at least one state. The new survey by the Federal Reserve Bank in Texas shows that many companies in the Lone Star State are reducing their dependence on foreign labor.
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