ICE sits frozen amid Trump-Mullin traffic stop debacle

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The Washington Examiner featured the United States Hispanic Business Council’s proprietary polling as part of its coverage examining how immigration policy could influence key 2026 midterm races. The article highlights exclusive USHBC research showing the impact recent immigration enforcement and trade policies are having on Texas Hispanic business owners, including workforce challenges, tariff-related concerns, and shifting political preferences. By producing original, nonpartisan polling, the USHBC continues to provide policymakers, business leaders, and the media with data-driven insights into the priorities and experiences of one of America’s most influential business communities. 


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