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Undocumented immigrants are moving from high-enforcement areas to rural states like Nebraska, Michigan, and Mississippi for safety and jobs.
Under the Trump administration’s intensified immigration enforcement, many undocumented immigrants are relocating within the U.S. from high-enforcement areas to regions perceived as safer, such as Michigan, Nebraska, and Mississippi.
Driven by fear of raids and deportation, families are moving to rural areas seeking job opportunities and lower visibility of immigration enforcement, despite some states’ political leanings.
Nebraska has become a destination due to labor shortages and a relatively welcoming stance, attracting workers from Central America.
While exact data is limited, anecdotal evidence and government claims of 1.6 million voluntary departures suggest a significant shift in internal migration patterns, reshaping where undocumented immigrants choose to live.
Los inmigrantes indocumentados se están mudando de áreas de alta ejecución a estados rurales como Nebraska, Michigan y Mississippi por seguridad y trabajos.