The U.S. has a hypocritical relationship with undocumented workers. Their labor is essential for agriculture and construction, yet they often face political scapegoating and fear-mongering.
The economic implications of deporting undocumented immigrants are dire—especially in agricultural states like California—where many farmworkers are undocumented and irreplaceable.
Joe Del Bosque states that many agricultural jobs are unappealing to American citizens due to harsh conditions and seasonal nature, thus relying on undocumented workers.
The fear of immigration raids raises significant anxiety among farmworkers, who contribute greatly to industries but face the constant threat of displacement.
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