Will corporate America finally stand up to the Trump administration?
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During Donald Trump's second term, corporate America has largely remained silent despite controversial administration policies and actions. However, recent federal actions in Minnesota, including immigration raids and the killing of Alex Pretti, have tested this reticence. A group of 60 Minnesota-based CEOs, including those from Target and General Mills, released a statement calling for de-escalation, but it was criticized for being too soft and not mentioning the victims by name. Apple CEO Tim Cook also issued a similar statement, but faced internal backlash for attending a White House event. The pressure is mounting for corporate leaders to take a stronger stance, but they have so far failed to do so.
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