day when brave men and women stormed the beaches of Normandy, facing unimaginable danger to defend freedom and democracy. Their courage reshaped history, marking the beginning of the end of World War II.
These heroes didn’t fight for recognition; they fought for a future where tyranny could never thrive. Their sacrifices remind us that freedom is not simply inherited. It’s earned, protected, and passed on through collective action.
Explore the insightful NTD Television interview with George Carrillo, CEO of the Hispanic Construction Council, as he examines the far-reaching effects of President Trump's tariffs on Venezuela. Learn how these policies ripple through industries, especially construction, impacting material costs, project timelines, and overall economic stability. With George’s expert analysis, this discussion uncovers the challenges and opportunities these tariffs present.
This engaging interview on Univision with our CEO, George Carrillo, discusses why the H-2B visa program doesn’t currently work for Americans and highlights the need for immigration reform.
This week we’ve identified a Wall Street Shift: Rising tariffs and hopes of “taking back the Panama Canal” in the U.S. have led to increased investment into supply chain infrastructure from Wall Street. #news #hispanicconstructioncouncil #hispanicconstruction #tariffs #useconomy #marektbriefspro
NTD News Panel Analysis: Trump Touts $8 Trillion Investment Plan—Is the US Workforce and Infrastructure Prepared? George Carrillo and Allison Huynh discuss President Donald Trump's tariff policy and how it's impacting the American business landscape.
Explore tariffs’ impact on Americans in the NTD Television panel. Insights shared by our CEO, George Carrillo. Discover key takeaways now!
Dive into this engaging NTD Television panel interview featuring our CEO, George Carrillo, as he explores the growing divide within the Democratic Party. From conflicting ideologies to policy-making challenges, George offers a nuanced analysis of how internal party differences are shaping the political landscape. Gain valuable insights into the potential consequences for leadership, governance, and the future of the party as a whole.
Join our CEO, George Carrillo, on NTD Television as he breaks down Trump's decision to delay tariffs on certain goods. Discover the reasons behind this move, its potential impact on the economy and trade, and how it may affect consumers. With George's expert insights, this interview offers a clear perspective on the broader implications of this policy delay. Don't miss it!
Discover how President Trump's tariffs are reshaping the U.S. construction industry in these compelling NTD Television interviews with George Carrillo, CEO of the Hispanic Construction Council. Explore the rising material costs, delayed project timelines, and the ripple effects felt by businesses and workers alike. With George's expert insights, these discussions provide a clear lens into the challenges and opportunities the industry faces. Don’t miss it!
Hear from George Carrillo of the Hispanic Construction Council in this compelling CNN interview as he explores the far-reaching effects of mass deportation on the U.S. labor force. Discover how workforce shortages are straining industries dependent on immigrant labor, the broader economic repercussions, and the challenges businesses face in adapting to this reality.
Discover the inspiring story of Hispanics in the construction industry with George Carrillo on Líderes del Mundo Hispano. Learn how hard work and perseverance open doors to incredible opportunities and success. George highlights the vital contributions of Hispanics and shares uplifting insights on overcoming challenges to build a brighter future. Don’t miss this empowering conversation!
Hispanics represent 30% of the U.S. construction workforce, excelling in specialized roles like painting and wallpapering. But with President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed mass deportations, critical questions arise about the potential impact on this vital industry. On Public Opinion, George Carrillo, Executive Director of the Hispanic Construction Council, dives into what these changes could mean for Hispanic builders and the country.