Immigration reform urged to avert farming labor crisis
Vermont reports show farmers rely on migrant workers to plant, prune and harvest while the H2A program and visa rules strain, risking reduced output if Congress does not pass a reform Agrobs bill and simpler permits. Experts cite labor shortages across apple, berry and vegetable farms and rising costs for compliant hiring.
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Kansas lawyer Kris Kobach shapes national immigration policy
The Kansas attorney Kris Kobach, a Harvard Oxford Yale graduate and former White House fellow, is described as the architect behind many controversial immigration laws. He drafts statutes, trains police, defends suits, and consults with lawmakers across multiple states while facing both praise and criticism for racial profiling concerns.
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