

In health care sector, dread over worker deportations
Aug 8, 2025
The U.S. health care sector faces potential crises as immigration policy changes threaten the status of Haitian workers who fill essential caregiving roles. Tariffs are sparking worries about rising consumer prices and business responses, with economic headwinds indicating a softening market. Corporate moves to reshore manufacturing raise questions about real job impacts. Personal stories highlight the anxiety among immigrant healthcare workers, while discussions on retirement explore the emotional and financial nuances of starting anew.
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Loyalty Shapes Fed Choice
- Stephen Myron brings loyalty and firsthand White House ties to the Fed.
- Sadiq Reddy says his tariff-friendly views could sway Fed inflation debates.
Tariffs Fuel Price Increases
- Many businesses will raise consumer prices to offset new tariffs.
- Jordan Holman says clothing, food, shoes, and cars will likely cost more.
Markets Expect Last-Minute Deals
- Investors expect President Trump's dealmaking will limit tariff damage.
- Sadiq Reddy says markets are waiting for tangible profit impacts before reacting.