ICE Operation in Charlotte Exposes Huge Scale of Illegal Migration Across Construction Industry
The construction industry’s use of illegal labor force has been revealed by the Trump admin’s “Operation Charlotte’s Web” in Charlotte

The construction industry’s use of illegal labor force has been revealed by the Trump admin’s “Operation Charlotte’s Web” in Charlotte

The New York State Builders Association (NYSBA) is urging Congress to pass a clean continuing resolution (CR) as the government shutdown continues on Day 37.

The Trump administration has launched an official “Major Events Timeline” of the White House in response to the Democrats’ moaning about the president’s ballroom construction, including scandals like former President Bill Clinton’s affair and Hunter Biden’s drug use.

Democrats and the regime media are so desperate they are accusing Trump (falsely, obviously) of “destroying” the White House.

Chicago taxpayers could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars for the Obama Presidential Center after new tax filings show the Obama Foundation has only deposited $1 million into its promised $470 million reserve fund.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday took several shots at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, calling him a “loser.”

WASHINGTON–President Donald Trump, who has been critical of cost overruns on renovations at the Federal Reserve, toured the ongoing construction there on Thursday, alongside Chairman Jerome Powell.

An entire construction crew was rescued after a tunnel partially collapsed and trapped them late Wednesday in Los Angeles.

Thailand’s Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has arrested Zhang Chuanling, an executive with a corporation called China Railway Number 10 Ltd., as part of a wide-ranging investigation into the collapse of a Chinese-built skyscraper during an earthquake in Bangkok in late March.

Saudi Arabia’s Neom project was meant to be the city of the future, the crowning achievement of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s “Saudi Vision 2030” plan to diversify the national economy away from oil. Unfortunately, the construction site for the city of the future has been plagued by complaints of gang rape, drinking, drugs, and attempted suicide by the 100,000 workers assembled there.

The collapse of Cuba caused by decades of disastrous communist policies has left a significant portion of housing in a derelict state.

Construction bosses are complaining that Trump will stop them from hiring and continuing to employ hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens.

Chinese dictator Xi Jinping on Monday promoted his “Beautiful China” initiative at a Chinese Communist Party Central Committee meeting, urging the party to build a “modern socialist country in all respects” by 2035.

At least three construction workers died when scaffolding fell down an elevator shaft inside a building site in Hamburg on Monday.

Single-family home construction continued to rebound and factory construction spending is still rising.

At least six people were injured in Manhattan after the top of a burning crane collapsed into the street below.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol made a surprise visit to Kyiv, Ukraine, this weekend, resulting in major agreements for Korean companies to participate in building railways, airports, and a “smart city” in Ukraine after the culmination of the ongoing Russian invasion.

It’s not exactly a self-evident truth, but it is a data-evident truth: the U.S. housing market is recovering.

The bones of the U.S. economy are looking good as we hurtle toward the warming months.

Big-ticket donors are withholding cash because they allegedly feel the legislative influence they they were buying is not being delivered.

The gains in April were driven by single-family construction in the West and multifamily construction around the country.

The nascent recovery in the U.S. housing market took a breather in March.

Erzin, Hatay province, a town of about 40,000 people, experienced no deaths, injuries, or building collapses despite being in the heart of earthquake-devastated east Turkey and continues to operate in a relatively normal state as of Wednesday.

If the housing market is in a recession, why are homebuilders still employing so many construction workers?

A big jump in spending on manufacturing facilities fueled an unexpected rise in November. Home building, however, remains in decline.

South Korea’s trucker crisis came to a head on Tuesday when the government ordered striking truckers to return to work, even though the truckers say that no deal to address their grievances has been reached.

Tempers are on show as rebels attempt to amend the govt’s flagship housebuilding bill, with detractors calling them “selfish and wicked”.

Single-family home construction spending dropped 2.9 percent.

In inflation adjusted terms, single-family home construction spending is probably down by twenty percent or more.

Construction of single-family homes has fallen below its prepandemic level.

Portugal’s government will liberalise migration rules, using immigration as a quick fix for gaps in the labour market.

Retail and construction openings crashed in June as the Fed raised interest rates at the fastest pace in decades.

Dozens of housing projects across China recently resumed construction after their stalled progress inspired a nationwide boycott in which Chinese homebuyers pledged to halt mortgage payments on pre-purchased, unfinished homes until building continued, China’s state-run Global Times reported on Sunday.

Chinese state regulators vowed to help local governments complete unfinished property projects on Thursday after 100-plus delayed housing projects nationwide reported mortgage defaults in recent days, the state-run Global Times reported.

The need for more construction crews is forcing builders to compete for workers with offers of higher wages, training of young Americans, and advertising jobs in distant states, says an article in the Wall Street Journal.

Construction delays, high prices for materials, and rising interest rates took a bite out of single-family construction in March.

Compared with a year ago, construction spending was up 8.2 percent. Single-family home construction spending was up 15.4 percent.

Saudi Aramco, the extremely wealthy national oil company of Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday announced the establishment of a “Non-Metallic Excellence and Innovation Center” (NEXCEL) in Beijing to promote the use of alternatives to metal in construction projects.

The nation’s builders already struggling with the supply chain crisis now face a vaccine mandate that could make home construction harder.

The price tag on lumber, after declining since its all-time high in May, could climb higher through the early months of the coming year, experts recently told Insider.
