Trump Administration Admits Immigration Crackdown Creates 'Immediate Dangers' to Food Supply
The Trump administration has admitted that its mass immigration deportation effort could result in "immediate dangers" to the U.S.
A Department of Labor memo states that the agricultural sector is facing a structural workforce crisis due to a lack of available legal workforce and an ever-hastening loss of the mobile illegal alien workforce.
The agricultural sector are facing a structural, not cyclical, workforce crisis driven by both the lack of an available legal workforce that is relatively mobile and able to adjust to changes in labor demands, as well as an ever-hastening loss of the mobile illegal alien workforce that had flowed in and out of the United States through a previously porous border.
This admission contradicts a statement made by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins in July, who claimed that mass deportations would create a "100% American" farm labor force.
Author's summary: Trump's immigration crackdown threatens US food supply.
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