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Visible immigration enforcement by the federal government has been on the rise, and we know that contractors are concerned about workplace raids by Immigration Compliance & Enforcement (ICE).

We want to make sure that our members know about available resources to help prepare for and manage these potential enforcement actions in a rapidly shifting environment. Some key points to keep in mind: 

Governor Gavin Newsom released his May Revision of the 2025–26 California state budget on May 14, 2025, announcing a projected $12 billion deficit. The Governor proposed a $322 billion spending plan, which includes several key proposals: 

Transportation

The May Revise proposes $17.6 million one-time from the State Highway Account to support the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Game in Los Angeles, including facility development, ongoing planning efforts, and work on the Games Route Network project. 

Construction Industry
Safety Week 2025

United Contractors (UCON) is proud to announce our sponsorship of Construction Safety Week 2025, taking place May 5–9, 2025. As a leading trade association supporting 500+ union-affiliated contractors across California, UCON is committed to promoting the highest standards of safety in the construction industry. 

At the end of 2025, several key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) are set to expire. This landmark legislation, enacted in 2017, brought significant changes to the tax code, many of which were designed to be temporary. Here’s a brief overview of some of the most impactful provisions that will sunset:

1. Standard Deduction

United Contractors Scholarship Awards Program is now open and accepting applications. This is a great opportunity to win money towards future educational expenses.