CLEAN : US farmers farm hands look to immigration

The video discusses the transition from having an excess of agricultural workers to a shortage, necessitating active recruitment. It highlights the challenges of current visa programs for foreign workers, which are bureaucratic and do not align with agricultural cycles. The potential impact on farm workers' wages and rights is also examined. Additionally, there is a Spanish commentary on similar issues.

What was the previous situation in the agricultural labor market?

• There were not enough workers.

• There were too many workers.

• Workers were paid too much.

• Workers were not skilled enough.

What is the current challenge in the agricultural labor market?

• Increasing worker wages.

• Reducing the number of workers.

• Recruiting new workers.

• Finding enough work for existing workers.

What is a key issue with current visa programs for agricultural workers?

• They are too lenient.

• They are not aligned with agricultural cycles.

• They are only available to certain countries.

• They are too expensive.

What is a potential consequence of allowing more foreign farm workers?

• Decreased wages and protections for farmworkers.

• Increased wages for all workers.

• Better working conditions for all.

• More job opportunities for local workers.

What should the country provide to those contributing to the economy?

• Free housing.

• The same rights as others.

• Tax exemptions.

• Higher wages.

What is a major challenge faced by undocumented workers?

• Language barriers.

• Lack of job opportunities.

• Bureaucratic hurdles in obtaining legal work status.

• High taxes.

What is the importance of providing legal pathways for undocumented workers?

• To increase competition in the job market.

• To ensure they can contribute to the economy legally.

• To reduce the number of workers.

• To lower wages.