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South Texas Construction Hit by Raids, Labor Crisis

In response to increased ICE raids, South Texas construction industry faces labor shortage, leading to slowed projects and potential price hikes. Mario Guerrero, head of the South Texas Builders Association, rallies local leaders to address the crisis, sharing stories of affected workers and business owners. Checkout Solipillow.com

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