There\u2019s a great debate in the nation about how to get unemployed Americans working in agriculture. It is a debate made all the more controversial by the fact that many unemployed Americans don\u2019t want to work in jobs they consider demeaning.<\/p>\n
Republicans on a committee dealing with this issue are arguing that illegal immigrants take jobs away from the unemployed. Democrats argue that if unemployed Americans wanted those agricultural jobs, they\u2019d already be working in them. The fact that they are not sends an interesting message to the politicians who have yet to acknowledge that migrant workers are what keep the country\u2019s produce moving.<\/p>\n
Sometimes there are issues that are best left alone, unless the government wants to poke about and make things worse. The burning issue in relation to immigrants working in agricultural jobs is that their presence means Americans don\u2019t have that work. While that is true on the surface, the (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There\u2019s a great debate in the nation about how to get unemployed Americans working in agriculture. It is a debate made all the more controversial by the fact that many unemployed Americans don\u2019t want to work in jobs they consider…<\/span><\/p>\n