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16. Right, they don't ascertain whether they are legal.

Wed Mar 1, 2017, 08:24 PM

Mar 2017

But they do ask about whether they are migrant farm workers, without any verification, from what I can tell.

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ICE raids have 'blown up' in Alabama since Trump immigration orders went into effect [View all] yallerdawg Mar 2017 OP

This fucking administration doesn't think anything through! gopiscrap Mar 2017 #1

Papers please!!! guillaumeb Mar 2017 #2

1984 turned California bright blue, from purple. Blue_true Mar 2017 #17

So we all hope. guillaumeb Mar 2017 #18

If these undoc'ed immigrant families of agricultural TheDebbieDee Mar 2017 #3

Or when farms go under. muntrv Mar 2017 #5

That's a pretty good article. Kittycow Mar 2017 #9

the repube fascist brigades are totally screwing the farm-food chain Achilleaze Mar 2017 #12

ICE wants to see the papers of all colored people. muntrv Mar 2017 #4

From tan to black, I'm sure! angstlessk Mar 2017 #7

and nothing at all happens to their employers? Freethinker65 Mar 2017 #6

They're going to be put out of business. Get ready, America. yallerdawg Mar 2017 #8

And.... sheshe2 Mar 2017 #15

Many of the farmers I know didn't vote for Trump. NutmegYankee Mar 2017 #21

It's almost every major farm that requires hand picking of fruit. NutmegYankee Mar 2017 #20

Schools survey families to see if they are migrant farm workers. Ilsa Mar 2017 #10

Illegally, maybe Nevernose Mar 2017 #13

Right, they don't ascertain whether they are legal. Ilsa Mar 2017 #16