The dairy industry, who paid off our Idaho politicians to kill all of our illegals bills, is ecstatic that the Trump admin is EXPANDING their H2A visas.

The dairy industry recently expressed strong approval of the Trump administration's decision to expand the H-2A visa program. This program allows agricultural employers to hire foreign seasonal workers legally.

Under the new measures, the administration is permitting these seasonal workers, traditionally hired for limited periods during peak agricultural seasons, to remain employed year-round. This change is seen as a significant benefit by dairy producers who rely heavily on migrant labor.

In Idaho, controversy surrounds this move because critics allege that the dairy industry lobbied state politicians to block legislation aimed at addressing illegal immigration. Some view the visa expansion as a betrayal of American workers, expressing concern over the increased availability of foreign labor that may impact domestic employment opportunities.

Farm and dairy groups have publicly praised the expansion of H-2A visa access, citing it as essential for meeting labor demands in agriculture. The broader context involves ongoing debates over immigration policies and the balance between supporting the agricultural economy and protecting American jobs.