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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ces-rcna225295This is a matter of principle. I’ll gladly pay a few bucks more for fruits and vegetables if it’s going to hard working American citizens, not foreign indentured servants. How far back into slavery should we slide here? What’s acceptable? We can lower the prices of nearly anything by importing a 3rd world labor force and paying wages most Americans wouldn’t accept.
Higher prices in key sectors has been an unintended but foreseeable consequence of Trump's mass deportation efforts due to the lack of targeting the worst of of the worst. Originally Posted by HDGristle
Just leaving the agriculture industry the way it's been for decades will be sufficient. Originally Posted by tommy156Why? You offer no explanation for this whatsoever.