Thread: Amid Trump's Immigration Crackdown, More Mexicans Get Visas to Work in U.S.

This is almost like an addictive drug for these businesses. They will keep wanting and needing more. The more they use, the more dependent they become. These people are like commodity's to them. The migrants are tied to the job and they're disposable at the end.

Originally Posted by Scott-in-FL

This is almost like an addictive drug for these businesses. They will keep wanting and needing more. The more they use, the more dependent they become. These people are like commodity's to them. The migrants are tied to the job and they're disposable at the end.

Yep, and as we all know, it's all about greed and 'cheaper' labor.

Like, like, like to all of the above. Geez, I really really DO MISS the like button and the smaller size with the leading articles column. Don't know if this is the permanent thing or if it's still work in progress, but please fix and make it the way it was.

My husband's family were migrant farm workers, and I believe there are Americans who would do the work again.

Just a few miles from us an older man had a truck farm and he worked dozens of high school boys during the summer, weekends and after work.

If and that is an if, workers are needed, make them totally temporary, with the farmer putting up a deposit which will be returned when the workers are all returned home.

There are many of the jobs that could be done by machinery. If needed, more would be invented. Isn't it time we move into the 21st Century in that respect?