CEOs Finally Break Their Silence on Trump’s Policies

“The fatal shooting this weekend of a second American citizen by federal immigration agents in Minnesota has forced corporate leaders to do something they’ve rarely done since President Donald Trump returned to office last year: publicly disagree with his policies,” CNBC reports.

“For months, executives have kept quiet as the Trump administration expanded its sprawling immigration crackdown… It wasn’t until the Jan. 24 killing of intensive care unit nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents that more CEOs started to break their year of near silence on the president’s actions. The following day, dozens of executives from Minnesota-based corporations co-signed a letter calling for an ‘immediate de-escalation’ in the state.”