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An Analysis of the H-2A Agricultural Guest Worker Program and Recommendations for Future Policy (Paperback)
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An Analysis of the H-2A Agricultural Guest Worker Program and Recommendations for Future Policy (Paperback)
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The majority of the people who make up the United States' seasonal
agricultural workforce are nonimmigrant Mexican citizens.
Immigration policies such as the Immigration Reform and Control Act
(IRCA) and the H-2A agricultural guest worker program were meant to
encourage growers to employ legal labor workforces. A study of the
laws and practices that eventually resulted in the H-2A program
shows how and why the demographics are predominantly Mexican. In
addition, such study is revealing as to why the US enacted the H-2A
program-including definitional details of the program itself.
However, does this program really work? This question has radically
different answers. In theory, the program seems to be well
designed; but, in practice, it does not function as intended
because of its many shortcomings, loopholes, open-ended issues, and
poor enforcement. I will analyze and demonstrate how these
inadequacies perpetuate illegal immigration and exploitation of
both legal and illegal seasonal agricultural farm workers. Lastly,
I will offer a composite of recommendations for legislative reform
of the H-2A program; as well as provide pertinent, resourceful
questions for further research.
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