Xchel
Active Member
um no, they simply stop growing crops that require human labor as was proven in Georgia.
Fair enough. Either way, those particluar jobs for illegals go away. Problem solved?
and the heavy labor intensive crops that can't be picked by machines go away as well.,..and are exported and we import more food from foreign countries..yeah bright idea...the issue is we need more agricultural visas not that suddenly somehow Americans, white or not are going to take the migrant jobs that they never would take in the first place..most folks won't work in Texas heat for the simple reason it is hot and labor intensive regardless of what it pays.