US immigration crackdown hits Kansas, disrupts beef processing
In southwest Kansas, immigration agents conducted a series of raids targeting Latino communities, impacting the local beef industry and causing shortages. The crackdown, part of President Trump's efforts to control beef prices, disrupted cattle shipments and slowed down processing plants, leading to higher prices for consumers. Kansas, a significant contributor to beef production, is experiencing the effects of the policy, with businesses and schools closing due to fear.
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