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Texas Restaurant Owners Call for Work Permits as Immigration Crackdown Strains Industry

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April 17, 2026
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Texas Restaurant Owners Call for Work Permits as Immigration Crackdown Strains Industry

Restaurant operators say labor shortages, rising costs and worker fear have prompted an unusual alliance of industry and political leaders in Texas to call for legal pathways to hire immigrants.

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