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Ilsa

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12. Maybe if employers were more responsible about

Reply to randr (Original post)

Sun Feb 12, 2017, 05:52 PM

Feb 2017

Helping their employees get their documentation in order, their product wouldnt be going to waste.since govt. isn't going to charge employers who break the law, let them lose money.

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How long before food prices start to spike? [View all] randr Feb 2017 OP

They've been spiking for years. Milk meat, cereal and everything else yeoman6987 Feb 2017 #1

Two of us madokie Feb 2017 #13

As hard as you try, yeoman6987, there is no defense of Trump. Kingofalldems Feb 2017 #14

Where is food already rotting in fields? bunnies Feb 2017 #2

Alabama NewRedDawn Feb 2017 #3

Yep. "Alabama immigration: crops rot as workers vanish to avoid crackdown" Bonx Feb 2017 #4

Article is from 2011. nt bunnies Feb 2017 #6

Yea that was when Alabama put in it's own draconian immigration laws Egnever Feb 2017 #9

I'm convinced that the pukes are only happy... bunnies Feb 2017 #11

Fantastic. bunnies Feb 2017 #5

An interesting article about vegetables rotting in the fields of Belle Glade, Florida. In_The_Wind Feb 2017 #7

West Michigan, home of the Devos family safeinOhio Feb 2017 #8

Wall Street took control of our food supply years ago with smaller and smaller packages and higher democratisphere Feb 2017 #10

Maybe if employers were more responsible about Ilsa Feb 2017 #12