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- Trump Fuels Fear Among Immigrant Farm Workers in California’s . . .
The fertile valley feeds the world President Trump has thrown farmers and farmworkers there into turmoil, but recently offered them a glimmer of hope
- Trumps Conflicting Farm Labor Messages Fuel Confusion Amid . . .
Trump’s Conflicting Farm Labor Messages Fuel Confusion Amid Crackdown The Trump administration’s July 2025 immigration raids resume after a brief pause, targeting farmworkers and causing labor shortages With 42% unauthorized workers and no amnesty policy, farmers face production risks A ‘temporary pass’ idea lacks details, heightening uncertainty for agriculture reliant on immigrant
- Trump Fuels Fear, Rage and Hope in California’s Central . . .
It is also one that President Trump has thrown into turmoil Only in recent weeks has he offered vague glimmers of hope When agents from the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement turned up last month at farms and packing houses in Ventura County, well south of the Central Valley, there was panic in the valley’s fields, where an estimated 80 percent of farmworkers are
- California farmers say Medicaid recipients, automation can’t . . .
Trump official suggests Medicaid recipients, automation can replace immigrant workers California farmers disagree Workers plant jalapeños in a Camarillo farm field last month
- Migrant farm workers go on high alert amid immigration raids
President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are creating fear among migrant agricultural communities and could cause a labor shortage
- Trump indicates support for farmers after immigration raids : NPR
The Trump administration's immigration enforcement mostly left farms and meat packing plants alone, until coordinated raids last week Now, President Trump is signaling continued support for farmers
- Trump flip-flops over immigrant labor impacts California . . .
For a brief moment, President Donald Trump seemed to get it Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins told Trump that farmers were having difficulty getting workers as a result of the crackdown
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