Leg End said:
Lil devils x said:
There are plenty of employers and farming towns that will gladly pay to have migrants bused to them as they are very shorthanded atm.
Anyone else disturbed that everyone seems to see Mexican illegal immigrants as cheap
slave farm labor, and nothing else?
Did you read the links I provided above?
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/gray-matters/article/How-immigrants-are-reviving-small-towns-9205983.php
https://www.texasobserver.org/these-rural-panhandle-towns-should-be-shrinking-but-thanks-to-immigrants-theyre-booming/
https://money.cnn.com/2016/10/21/news/economy/immigrants-distressed-cities/index.html
Sure, farms are a large scale employer for farm workers who lost their fields due to climate change, thus there are already numerous experienced farmers needing work:
https://www.texasobserver.org/climate-change-migration-central-america-united-states/
Of course they are not all farmers, but when many of them actually are farmers who lost everything due to climate change, it is okay to address them as farmers. Immigrants are not the only farmers in the US btw. The only person I see claiming they are "nothing else" is you. Discussing that the US has major shortages on farms and that many of the immigrants coming to the US happen to actually be farmers makes sense when they are a large scale employer.
This guy started out as a dishwasher and went on to become a restaurant owner before Trump had him deported:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/national/wp/2018/03/11/feature/a-beloved-restaurant-owner-was-deported-a-community-was-in-uproar-then-it-moved-on/
25% of new businesses in the US are from immigrants:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dinahwisenberg/2018/07/31/immigrant-entrepreneurs-form-25-of-new-u-s-business-researchers/
Of course they are "everything else" just like "everyone else", that is just how reality works here. Simply because I discuss farms because they large scale employers who are extremely shorthanded right now in no way implies they are " nothing else", I also discussed how they are rebuilding and reviving communities. You need much more than farmers to get that done now don't you?