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A Goldman Sachs demand for evidence of immigration obstruction backfired when DHS produced 7,000 documented cases in New York state alone, undermining claims that enforcement isn't actually happening.
Goldman Sachs, apparently skeptical that immigration enforcement was actually happening, demanded that DHS prove obstruction was real. DHS responded by producing 7,000 documented cases of immigration obstruction in New York state alone. The demand backfired—instead of vindicating Goldman's skepticism, the data showed enforcement is widespread. This suggests the enforcement machinery is running harder than some in the business community realized.
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