Expert urges labor treaty with Mexico on illegal work flows
Dartmouth anthropology professor David Gregory told a House subcommittee that a formal labor treaty with Mexico could reduce illegal migration, meet each country’s needs, and protect Mexican workers, while opposing a guestworker program and expansion of current foreign agriculture labor schemes. He noted border realities and urged treaty flexibility, drawing criticism from immigration expert David North who warned against limiting to Mexico.
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Center For Labor and Migration Studies
New TransCentury Foundation
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