Coverage dated September 25, 2026

Cattle associations say ICE operations are disrupting Texas agriculture industry, will cause higher beef prices

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Three ranching organizations in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas warned that recent immigration enforcement operations by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are disrupting the beef supply chain and could cause consumer prices to rise.

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    Cattle associations say ICE operations are disrupting Texas agriculture industry, will cause higher beef prices (opens CW 39 Houston)

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    Three ranching organizations in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas warned that recent immigration enforcement operations by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are disrupting the beef supply chain and could cause consumer prices to rise.

  2. Blaze Media

    Cattle industry groups issue WARNING about beef prices over ICE operations in Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma (opens Blaze Media)

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    A group of cattle industry organizations said that federal immigration operations could interfere with the beef supply and push prices even higher. The joint statement from cattle industry groups in Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas said they were closely monitoring Immigration and Customs Enforcement act…

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