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Kansas Livestock Chief Discusses Trump Immigration Policies and Kansas Agriculture

The listing also says Teagarden assessed whether the administration’s approach could matter to voters in the midterm elections.

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Cattle gather at a feed bunk at a livestock operation near Garden City, Kansas. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
Cattle gather at a feed bunk at a livestock operation near Garden City, Kansas. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

Mathew Teagarden, who heads the Kansas Livestock Association, appeared on CBS News to discuss the Trump administration’s immigration agenda.

CBS’s listing places the discussion in a Kansas farming context and says Teagarden weighed whether the policies could influence midterm voters.

Immigration enforcement has also featured in Kansas campaign coverage. Democrat Megan Phillips called for changes to enforcement while challenging Kansas House Majority Leader Chris Croft, as EconoTimes previously reported.

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