Dairy Farmers Worry Americans Might Have to ‘Go Vegan’ as Trump’s Mass Deportations Threaten Farming Workforce

https://www.latintimes.com/dairy-farmers-worry-americans-might-have-go-vegan-trumps-mass-deportations-threaten-farming-575314

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  1. >”I had a lot fewer worries before Trump got elected,” Rosenow, who has openly campaigned against deportation policies, added. “We’re in a whole new world now.”

  2. With everyone turning vegan we won’t have to worry about climate change anymore, that’s why he’s pulling us out from Paris climate agreement, and we won’t need to fund the NIH/CDC either since everyone will be healthy! Excellent 3D chess by Trump!

  4. We could reform the immigration system to streamline temporary worker visas and increase enforcement for businesses that employ undocumented workers.

  5. Not exploiting illegal laborers is going to cause disruption as part of the change. That’s just how the supply chain works. Plenty of people whining on r/jobs about needing work… Here you go.

  7. As a farmer who has worked in fed gov & tech, I’d love for all those gringos to come work for me, but they don’t show up.

  8. This just in: trump allows some immigrants with ankle bracelets to work in the US. They don’t get US dollar pay however. Fair is fair, state Trump.

  10. Hahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahah c’mon Rednecks on soy milk 😂😂😂

  12. States should be in charge of allocating and distributing work visas according to their own rules. Keep the feds be in charge of background checks. That would be better overall for the economy than the system we have now.

  13. Don’t worry. I already stopped eating at restaurants and fast food because $30 minimum wage raised the cost of a Big Mac. I swear, Democrats and Republicans are having an Inflationary Pissing Match to see who can fuck the economy more.

  15. More fear mongering 😂 if they’ve been employing this many illegal immigrants, the owners need to be held accountable and pay all back taxes.

  16. CNN had a news story with an interview of a dairy farmer. He said he needed the low paid immigrants to get milk to our tables. The problem was, after a bit of research, the building the interview was in was worth 30 million. He also partnered with his brother in a trucking company that made 7 million last year. Keep drinking the kool-aid milk.

  17. If the H5N1 bird flu continues to spread among dairy cows and workers there will even more problems for these farmers.

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