Wonder where all farms these ''illegal's are working at? Living in NW Ohio all my life, 50+ years ago, the migrant workers would work their way north, and yes, the shanty's they stayed in for a couple of weeks and pick the crops were on the farms by the hundreds. Move up to Michigan, pick crops up there, and head back south when they were done. MAYBE, I see a couple of shanty's the farmers might be using for a tool shed, but 99% are gone. Everything around here is all done by machine. Tomatoes, cabbage, apple's, and most of the farmers around here all went to corn,wheat or beans on a larger scale. Maybe California, Texas and a couple others might still use some migrant workers. This looks like a sound's good, do nothing law politicians are famous for.
