Thread: U.S Farmer moved to Mexico

Mr. Scaroni expects to recover his start-up costs because of the lower wages he pays here, although he says Mexican workers are less productive in their own country.

Well DUH! That's because the mexican government doesn't hand out all kinds of freebies. That's the reason they sneak into the US. It's not to work, it's to rip us off!

No reason for mexican illegals to stay in the US now, there's more work in Mexico. Vaya con Dios, amigos..GO HOME!

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Originally Posted by caasduit

His name is Steve Scaroni, the logo on the box appears to be T&A. Anyone have any more info on this would appreciate. I know I personally will avoid buying his product.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp ... 3#26904071

[b] http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/05/us/05export.html

Farming since he was a teenager, Mr. Scaroni, 50, built a $50 million business growing lettuce and broccoli in the fields of California, relying on the hands of immigrant workers, most of them Mexican and many probably in the United States illegally.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, displayed a map on the Senate floor in July locating more than 46,000 acres that American growers were cultivating in just two Mexican states, Guanajuato and Baja California.
“Farmers are renting land in Mexico,â€