Immigration

American Farm Bureau Federation study confirms agricultural sector's deep reliance on wildly underpaid workers. It warns that shrinking labor supply would spark "large-scale restructuring" of farm sector. But don't we need that if current system only survives by relying so heavily on unfree labor?

Offered opportunity to describe in extended interviews how U.S. immigration should ideally be regulated, no concrete limitations put forward.

After a major increase in 2007, the cost of immigrating
to the U.S. is once again rising this fall — a consequence of the fact that USCIS, the agency that reviews applications, is funded almost entirely by
user fees.