New survey reveals fears of US farm workers amid Trump’s immigration raids

Vast majority of farm workers say raids and deportations have affected their jobs and 61% report shopping lessSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter email Farm workers in the US are reeling from the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, including increased raids and deportations, according to a new survey conducted by the United Farm Workers Foundation released on Thursday.The survey features responses from 2,250 farm workers, many of whom are undocumented, about their experiences with immigration enforcement that has intensified under the second Trump administration.
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A survey of 2,250 U.S. farm workers found that most say immigration raids and deportations have hurt their jobs. About 61% said they now shop less because of fear. The survey was done by the United Farm Workers Foundation and released on Thursday.
Why it matters
This shows how immigration policy affects everyday workers and their communities. It can influence food prices and local economies.
- Who conducted the survey?
- The United Farm Workers Foundation conducted the survey.
- How many farm workers were surveyed?
- About 2,250 farm workers were surveyed.
- What percentage said they shop less?
- 61% of the workers said they now shop less.
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New survey reveals fears of US farm workers amid Trump’s immigration raids
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