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Officials in Vermont are looking at how to adress farm labor in the state should immigration policies change under the Trump administration.
President Donald Trump’s pledge to create 25 million jobs in a decade already faces obstacles ranging from a tight labor market to an aging population. His immigration policy raises the hurdles even higher.
To show your farm team you care, keep open lines of communication and provide incentives for a job well done.
Trump says his immigration crackdown won’t hurt agriculture. We’ll see.
Vermont officials, including the three members of the state’s congressional delegation, said Monday they are asking federal authorities to clarify their immigration priorities following the arrests last week of three advocates for farmworkers.
As President Donald Trump touts job creation for Americans as a top priority, his son’s Virginia winery is seeking permission to hire foreign workers to cultivate its grapes.