## Trump Now Says Farmers May Continue Employing Migrants Under a System Where They Assume 'Responsibility' For Them

Authored by latintimes.com

President Donald Trump said on Friday that farmers may be able to keep employing undocumented migrant workers without fearing enforcement raids under a system in which they would take "responsibility" for them.

It was not immediately clear how the system would work, and is the latest of several changes of tune regarding the matter.

Trump suggested last week that migrants working in industries like farming would be exempted from enforcement raids given the disproportionate impact that enforcement operations could have in the economy and the industry.

In this context, many immigrants across the country have stopped showing up to work in fear of immigration raids.

A sprawling report by Bloomberg noted that the U.S. workforce shrank in May in part due to a decline in foreign-born workers.

In California's agricultural Ventura County and downtown Los Angeles' Fashion District, some areas have seen large declines in worker attendance following immigration raids.

The LA Fashion District reported a 40% drop in casual visits and a 24% drop in employee attendance since a major ICE operation on June 6. »

### American B-2 stealth bombers deploy amid Iran tensions

Authored by ukdefencejournal.org.uk

U.S. Air Force B-2 stealth bombers have departed from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri with aerial refuelling support from eight KC-135 Stratotankers.

The B-2 aircraft were using the callsign “MYTEE21,” which has previously been associated with stealth bomber missions.

In recent weeks, dozens of American aircraft, including fighters, tankers, and surveillance platforms, have been deployed to the region. »

### UN urges ‘more help’ to Syrian gov’t for refugee return process

Authored by thenewregion.com

The UN refugee chief noted in an X post that Friday marked World Refugee Day, writing that "Syria today is where returning Syrians — given security, opportunities and support — can finally stop being refugees.".

The UNHCR estimates that there are still 13.5 million Syrians who are internally displaced within the country or scattered across the world.

Syrians began to flee their country in 2011 with the beginning of a civil war that saw the Assad government fight against myriad rebel groups. »

### Russia 'afraid to admit' scale of losses, trying to hide by dumping soldiers' bodies on Ukraine, Zelensky says

Authored by kyivindependent.com

According to Zelensky, Ukrainian authorities have confirmed that at least 20 of the bodies Russia returned as Ukrainian were actually Russian soldiers.

He also cited the case of a deceased Israeli citizen fighting on Russia's side, whom Moscow had passed off as a Ukrainian soldier.

Russia has continued to deny the scale of its losses, often inflating Ukrainian casualties and spreading false narratives. »

### Embracer Group reduced its headcount by almost 2,000 employees last year

Authored by gamedeveloper.com

Swedish conglomerate Embracer Group reduced its headcount by 1,857 employees over the past year during an ongoing restructure that included layoffs and divestments.

Embracer Group has parted ways with thousands of workers in recent years—many of which have been laid off.

Embracer currently employees 743 people within the segment—a notable decline on the 1,081 employees it reported last year. »

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