Luawanna Hallstrom

COO, Harry Singh & Sons

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Chief Operating Officer of Harry Singh & Sons, a third-generation family farm in Oceanside, California

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A federal judge gave US employers--including farmers--a temporary reprieve yesterday, saying one immigration enforcement strategy might do irreparable harm to both business and labor.

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A federal judge gave US employers--including farmers--a temporary reprieve yesterday, saying one immigration enforcement strategy might do irreparable harm to both business and labor.

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