Some leaders in agriculture, food service and health care are urging the Trump administration to craft an immigration policy that "removes dangerous individuals" but "protects law-abiding immigrant workers who are vital" to their sectors.

Ali-Ruza Torabi is studying for his board exams. He wants to become a family medicine doctor in San Diego. Although his career path is clear, his path to citizenship is not.

Immigrants make up a significant portion of North Dakota’s workforce. Agriculture, energy, health care— with the state already struggling to fill certain positions, losing workers could present a significant problem.

While the border and immigration remain among President Donald Trump’s top concerns, some leaders in food service, health care, and agriculture are asking him to reconsider his policies, as to protect law-abiding workers.