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The escalation of immigration enforcement targeting commercial truck drivers could disrupt freight transportation, a critical link in the textile supply chain. Stricter checks, school closures, and driver detentions may lead to labor shortages, higher shipping costs, and delays in raw material delivery or finished goods distribution. Textile manufacturers and retailers relying on just-in-time logistics could face inventory challenges, while regional hubs in Democratic-led states may see intensified friction. Overall, this development adds another layer of uncertainty to textile supply chain ma
※ Opinion by KEFINE Insight