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The legal dispute stemmed from an executive order Trump signed on his first day after returning to the White House for a second term. The order sought to stop automatic citizenship from applying to children whose parents were either living in the country illegally or staying temporarily.
The survey, conducted in January among more than 1,000 chief executives spanning sectors such as tourism, real estate, information and communication technology, professional services, agriculture, manufacturing, and trade, shows that companies providing professional services were most affected.
The White House stated that President Donald Trump remains committed to his strict immigration enforcement policies.