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Immigration Enforcement Affects 29% of Contractors, AGC-NCCER Survey Finds
An AGC-NCCER survey finds actual and rumored immigration actions are disrupting construction workforces, particularly in the South. Nearly three in 10 construction firms responding to a new workforce survey reported at least one direct or indirect effect from immigration enforcement during the past six months, adding another source of workforce pressure to an industry already struggling to find qualified workers [1].
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- roofingcontractor.com · Immigration Enforcement Affects 29% of Contractors, AGC-NCCER Survey Finds Sep 4, 2026
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