Construction In America FALLS APART After Trump Gets Rid Of ENTIRE TEAMS

5th June 2025

Construction In America FALLS APART After Trump Gets Rid Of ENTIRE TEAMS Of Workers | Projects Halted, Industry in Crisis.

The U.S. construction industry is on the verge of collapse in 2025 after sweeping immigration policies and mass deportations led to the removal of thousands of skilled laborers across the country.

With entire work crews suddenly gone, major construction projects are being delayed, canceled, or outright abandoned — from highways and housing developments to schools and hospitals. Industry insiders are sounding the alarm, warning that America's infrastructure is falling apart before our eyes.

Many of the workers removed from job sites were long-time contributors to the construction economy, often doing the work others wouldn’t.

Now, companies are struggling to find replacements as deadlines pass, costs skyrocket, and supply chains falter. Meanwhile, frustrated builders, foremen, and small business owners are demanding answers — and some are turning against the very policies they once supported.

This video covers:

Why construction companies across the U.S. are shutting down work
The impact of labor shortages after mass deportations and worker removals
Voices from foremen, builders, and business owners dealing with workforce collapse
The ripple effects on housing prices, infrastructure repairs, and economic growth
How these policies are backfiring in real-time and harming American communities

A look at future challenges for labor, immigration reform, and construction sustainability

Construction sites are going silent — and the consequences are hitting every corner of America.