Trump’s push for more deportations could boost demand for foreign farmworkers with ‘guest worker’ visas

By Scott Morgenstern, Professor of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh

The U.S. has an important choice to make regarding agriculture.

It can import more people to pick crops and do other kinds of agricultural labor, it can raise wages enough to lure more U.S. citizens and immigrants with legal status to take these jobs, or it can import more food. All three options contradict key Trump administration priorities: reducing immigration, keeping prices low and importing…

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