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Deportation fallout: This farmer lost half his workforce. Now he’s losing his crop too [www.cnn.com]
The Dalles, Oregon
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The cherries are rotting on the trees in Ian Chandler’s orchards. Branch after branch hang heavy with fruit the Oregon farmer calls “mummified” — dark, shriveled and unappetizing.
Yeah, sure, why not....
I bet someone said that to Lenin
Hiring illegal immigrants is against federal law in the first place[www.justice.gov] so he should be fined, and if the scale of the operation was that bad he should possibly even be jailed too.
Which fields have you contributed to?
Hilarious to watch random nobodies on steam carry water for billionaires.
Sure. I mean I think that's the point. The unemployment rate in Oregon is at 4.9% representing 108,000 unemployed people in Oregon. Surely some of them can pick cherries. Well, maybe next year's harvest since this year's harvest is already spoiling.
the guy who made mcdonalds is dead from old age and made way less then the current ceo who nearly killed the company and people like gabe are how old now? all the people actually worth a damn are ancient or died of old age very very very few actually worked for their money these days. just sitting there googling the general economy ceo for the last 10-20 years is eye opening since most of them are related to some sort of congressmen level person.
if anything was enabling luxury beliefs it was the government.