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  1. The Ag Wage Reform Coalition supports the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act to modernize agricultural workforce policy.

The U.S. is seeking to expand the seasonal guest worker program to address ongoing labor shortages in American agriculture.

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The U.S. is seeking to expand the seasonal guest worker program to address ongoing labor shortages in American agriculture.

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  1. Bruce Blakeman advocates for expanding the guest worker program to address labor needs for undocumented workers.Sub-event
  2. DHS manages H-2A worker approvals while UFW and Dan Newhouse advocate for reforms to the guestworker program.Sub-event
  3. The H-2A agricultural guest worker program is currently undergoing a review for modernization.1 source
  4. Lahren discusses H-2A expansion debate while referencing her background in South Dakota agriculture.1 source
  5. Policy expansion of the guest worker program led to increased vulnerability.1 source
  6. The bill seeks to expand visa access for year-round work, allowing foreign workers to sustain dairy farming operations.Sub-event
  7. Efforts are underway to expand the seasonal guest worker program to combat labor shortages.1 source

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