America's farms have largely avoided significant impacts from the president's immigration policies. However, as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sweeps continue across the nation, farmers express concerns about labor shortages, as many are still unable to find sufficient workers. Dale Mortimer and his son Brett were seen filling milk jugs at Daloris Dairy in Rigby, Idaho, highlighting the ongoing labor challenges faced by the dairy industry.
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Idaho Dairymen Express Concerns Over Future of Immigration Policy Impacting Labor
Farmers in Idaho are concerned about the future of labor availability as immigration enforcement continues nationwide. Despite largely escaping the impacts of aggressive immigration policies, many farms still struggle to find enough workers.
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Trump's immigration push has largely spared farms. Idaho dairymen worry it won't last.
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Idaho Dairymen Express Concerns Over Future of Immigration Policy Impacting Labor