After a weekend of national protests over his immigration policy, President Trump says he wants a greater crackdown in some of the nation's biggest cities.

At the same time, the president is pulling back on ice raids in some major industries.

Lisa Desjardin has our look at this pivot point. Lisa?

In the past day, Trump wrote that he wants more detention and deportation

in New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. But as he ramps up raids there, he is freezing his

push elsewhere with a temporary pause on most immigration arrests at farms, restaurants, and

hotels. On truth social, President Trump wrote,

Our great farmers and people in the hotel and leisure business have been stating that our very aggressive policy on immigration

is taking very good, long-time workers away from them.

Changes are coming.

For a closer look, I'm joined by Jenny Murray,

CEO of the Center Right National Immigration Forum,

which works on immigration and the economy.

Jenny, the length of this pause for farm and hospitality arrest is not clear, but is this

pause itself significant?

It is very significant.

We're very glad to see that the president realizes the very important role that these businesses play for America's economy and that these workers play for these American businesses.

You're talking behind the scenes all the time to businesses and also folks in immigration nonprofit.

Businesses first, what has the effect been so far of the raids up to this point?

Yeah, we've had, you know, quite a chilling effect. We have to say that there are lots of things

that are being laddered, right? There are tariffs. There's a

travel ban. There's the international student ban. We've seen parole and TPS ended, which is

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