Farm owners voted for Trump, now they're afraid they'll lose their Latino workers
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No you don't. They'd be out there by now if that were the case.I know brehs who would do that for $11 a hour . You'd be surprised
I know someone who went from Indianapolis to Iowa to work the fields for $15. He took about 5 people with him the second time he went . Stop falling for the hype
I guess you missed the "they would be out there already" part of my statement.
Reading is fundamental.
Whatever you say won't change the fact I personally know someone who has went and done this kind of work .
Nah they'll start locking up illegals and making them farm the land for a reduced sentence
forget itI know brehs who would do that for $11 a hour . You'd be surprised
Don't know the difference between past and future tense brehs
So now we're calling illegal immigrants slaves now? Y'all do realize the major distinction between them and slaves. 
So now we're calling illegal immigrants slaves now? Y'all do realize the major distinction between them and slaves.
They are modern day slaves. People don't want to admit it, because they are to invested in the bullshyt concepts of migrants, free trade and all of that shyt. Watch this video on the cocoa farms in Ivory Coast and watch how the farmers in Ivory Coast utilize migrants from Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. How is that any different than how the traffickers (coyotes) are smuggling migrants into the USA from Mexico and Guatemala.
In America they call what is going on in Ivory Coast slavery. In America is called free enterprise.
They aren't slaves because they are free to leave. There are legitimate gripes about the lack of rights, low wages and substandard working conditions.
They aren't slaves because they are free to leave. There are legitimate gripes about the lack of rights, low wages and substandard working conditions.
Immigrant 'Stash Houses' Thrive Along Texas-Mexico Border
Some Smugglers Cram 100 or More Migrants Into a Decrepit House
"...Human smuggling is nothing new along the U.S.-Mexico boundary, but federal, state and local officials report a rise in Texas in recent months, as thousands of Central Americans sneak into the country—including many unaccompanied children. The migrants are overwhelming authorities along the Rio Grande.
The criminal networks being uncovered in Texas involve large groups of immigrants—and increasingly brazen smugglers. They often hold migrants hostage and threaten them with brutality if their friends or relatives don't produce extra money to release them, authorities said. Sometime, they kidnap migrants from rival smuggling gangs.
Earlier this month, San Juan police found 43 people trapped inside one suspected stash house. The migrants claimed that their captors threatened to electrocute them if they tried to escape, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court... ."
Immigrant 'Stash Houses' Thrive Along Texas-Mexico Border
Smuggled immigrants become hostages in perilous journey
Feds Target Human Smuggling Successfully in AZ - AZPM
Peril on the borders as migrants held hostage
You're reaching. These people aren't slaves to the farmers or their jobs. They're slaves to their coyotes again many of these people put themselves (albeit unknowingly) when attempting to cross the boarder illegally.
Sounds like a Mexico problem to me.
Sounds like a Mexico problem to me.
You're reaching. These people aren't slaves to the farmers or their jobs. They're slaves to their coyotes again many of these people put themselves (albeit unknowingly) when attempting to cross the boarder illegally.
Sounds like a Mexico problem to me.
So in your opinion Cesar Chavez was just making shyt up? Apparently you are unaware that shyt is happening right here in the USA.
A Farm Without a Mexican: The Use and Abuse of Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S. Agro-Business.
Abuse of Undocumented Immigrants in Agriculture
When labor laws left farm workers behind — and vulnerable to abuse
When labor laws left farm workers behind -- and vulnerable to abuse
Protecting undocumented workers
Illegal immigration: Workplace abuses common among undocumented workers
California’s rampant farm-labor abuse
California’s rampant farm-labor abuse
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