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For Maribel Hernández, falling ill with COVID-19 at a Louisiana crawfish processor and...

From 2005 to 2020, U.S. employers around the country were ordered to pay more than $42.5 million in back wages to 69,000 workers who perform seasonal low-wage jobs on H-2A and H-2B visas.

Monterrey, Mexico’s second largest metropolitan area, has long been a magnet for internal migration due to its economic prowess, but the city has also been intimately connected to cross-border flows. The city’s relative proximity to Texas turned Monterrey into a hub for processing Mexican guest workers, first during the Bracero Program and today through H-2 […]

The illegal re-entry law owes its existence less to prudent immigration policy than to xenophobia. Now Bidens DOJ is defending the law.

As agricultural laborers continue to bear the brunt of climate change, activists in Washington chart a new path for climate justice.

David Figueroa arrived in Phoenix in mid-January to replace Enrique Franco as the new head of the Sonora State Office in Arizona.

David Figueroa arrived in Phoenix in mid-January to replace Enrique Franco as the new head of the Sonora State Office in Arizona.

David Figueroa arrived in Phoenix in mid-January to replace Enrique Franco as the new head of the Sonora State Office in Arizona.

University of Oregon class teaches students about history and current events impacting farmworkers in the state.

Agricultural labor is often overlooked, but it is critical to understand its history, especially as COVID-19 shines a light on unchecked abuse and exploitation