Zandrea Wade

Former Field Worker

Guest

A former field worker with Hamilton Growers in 2009 and was fired along with a group of American workers. She sued Hamilton Growers and they settled last November.   

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As Congress debates immigration reform, one possible sticking point is a new look for the guest worker program.

Immigration Reform and the Guest Worker Program

As Congress debates immigration reform, one possible sticking point is a new look for the guest worker program.

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