Between ICE and a hard place: WA farmworkers fear deportation, family separation

KUOW·Mar 23

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Farmworkers in the pacific northwest, particularly in washington, are reportedly fearful of deportation and family separation. The trump administration's efforts to bring in more guest farmworkers have been slow to take hold in the region. The situation is further complicated by immigration enforcement actions, which may have broader implications for the farming industry and its workforce.

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