Democrat House Threatens New Mass Amnesty

Article author: 
Brenda Walker
Article publisher: 
Limits to Growth
Article date: 
8 December 2019
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
jobs
agriculture
immigration
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The servants of the open-borders elite never sleep, as we see from the most recent attempt at illegal alien amnesty from the Congress, the so-called Farm Workforce Modernization Act of 2019, aka HR5038.
 
The idea that more foreign workers would be “modernization” on the farm is particularly ironic, since agricultural automation technology has been advancing rapidly for years: for example, John Deere developed GPS for its tractors in 1997 and has continued the improvement of autonomous farm equipment that is piloted by computers rather than drivers.
 
Numerous farmers prefer the dependability of farm machines to the problems finding human temporary workers. According to a 2017 survey of 762 farmers conducted by the California Farm Bureau Federation, 33 percent said they were turning to mechanization to assure the work gets done. Certainly when ag robots become even less expensive, many more farmers will gladly switch to machines....
 
NumbersUSA has more details of the proposed bill here, and Tucker Carlson presented a thorough rundown on Friday:

 

 
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