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A recent survey by the United Farm Workers Foundation shows that a significant number of US farm workers feel impacted by immigration enforcement, with many reporting job-related effects. The survey, which included 2,250 participants, found that 61% have decreased their shopping due to these concerns.
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A recent survey by the United Farm Workers Foundation shows that a significant number of US farm workers feel impacted by immigration enforcement, with many reporting job-related effects. The survey, which included 2,250 participants, found that 61% have decreased their shopping due to these concerns.
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