Another example that politicians may have their supporters' ideology in mind when they pass laws, but not reality.
Georgia's tough anti-illegal-immigrant law drove out a sizable fraction of the migrant labour pool and as a result, "millions of dollars' worth of blueberries, onions, melons and other crops [are] unharvested and rotting in the fields."
The jobs the migrants did paid so low that prisoners turned it down.
1 comment:
that is shameful. Wonder what would happen if the farms opened the fields up to the poor folk to come pick for themselves?
Oh wait I know this one;
there would be fruit stands popping up everywhere OR
someone would sue the farmer for being hurt while picking the fruit.,
Oy!
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