Summary

California farmers, many of whom supported Trump, face a potential crisis as his immigration policies threaten mass deportations of undocumented workers, who make up at least half of the state’s 162,000 farm labor force.

Deportations could devastate agriculture, leading to labor shortages, unharvested crops, and rising food prices.

Farmers hope for solutions such as workforce legalization or expanded H-2A guest worker programs, though these have been criticized for exploitation risks.

Historical parallels to programs like “Operation Wetback” and the bracero system highlight possible labor and human rights challenges ahead.

  • enbyecho@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Anyways my point on that is largely philosophical the platonic ideals of farming if ya will,

    So you are going to condemn farmers as a whole as incompetent morons because they are not perfectly in line with your ideal despite your lack of knowledge and experience or any real qualification beyond being slightly farming adjacent a handful of times. And frankly I think you made that up given that you couldn’t even use the right terminology. I thought it was because English is not your native language. Ha.

    Here’s my unsolicited suggestion for you: read more. Your writing sucks, which is not a good thing for someone who likes to blather on.

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      1 month ago

      I did note I was dealing with a headache. I read plenty, its just an issue where my mind is scattershot at the best of times meaning that when I have a fucken headache I cant coalesce my thoughts into spoken form let alone written particularly well. Autisms a right fucken removed for writing, and thats not even factoring in how shit my dialect is for use in the written word.

      Regardless I have nothing more to say to ya profligate. Also I will be vindicated when the Central Valley is turned to dustlands once the water inevitably dries up just like the Aral sea.