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Going Soft On Illegal Labor Is A Betrayal Of American Workers Like My Family, by Lyndsey Fifield – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Lyndsey Fifield, The Federalist, June 19, 2025

Lyndsey Fifield is a fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum and co-host of the Out of Practice podcast.

Competitors blew past my parents like they were standing still, mostly thanks to the stream of cheap, illegal labor my parents refused to tap into.

I wasn’t prepared for the level of rage that washed over my body as I watched this video of a roofing business owner in Florida blubbering over the detention of his illegally employed workforce.

I also wasn’t ready for the flashbacks to my childhood it gave me, and my reaction was not kind.

I’m still astonished by the attention this little tweet has gotten, but I understand why it has: Many, many Americans can relate. …

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By Lyndsey Fifield, The Federalist, June 19, 2025

Competitors blew past my parents like they were standing still, mostly thanks to the stream of cheap, illegal labor my parents refused to tap into.

I wasn’t prepared for the level of rage that washed over my body as I watched this video of a roofing business owner in Florida blubbering over the detention of his illegally employed workforce.

I also wasn’t ready for the flashbacks to my childhood it gave me, and my reaction was not kind.

I’m still astonished by the attention this little tweet has gotten, but I understand why it has: Many, many Americans can relate. …

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