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How are immigration policies affecting California's agricultural sector?

In California, approximately half of all farm workers are undocumented immigrants, making the agricultural sector heavily dependent on migrant labor. As immigration enforcement intensifies, dairy farmers in Tulare County express concern about their workforce, advocating for legal pathways to keep these workers in the country legitimately. For many farmers, these workers represent more than just employees – they are integral members of their communities. The farmers would prefer immigration policies that balance enforcement with the practical needs of agriculture, creating legal mechanisms for migrant workers rather than simply cutting off all illegal crossings, highlighting the tension between popular immigration enforcement and economic realities.

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The Dual Nature of Immigration Enforcement

ABC News·8 months ago

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What immigration changes are being documented by reporters across the country?

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What happened in Denver as ICE raids began?

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What happened to parents trying to take their kids to school during the immigration raids?

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Why are people in immigrant communities scared to come out right now?

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What resources do immigrants have if they are approached by ICE?

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