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Midterms 2026: The farmers calling for more migrant workers

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Briefings

US midterms 2026 saw immigration dominate political discourse, with Yuma County farmers urging legal migrant workers to prevent crop failure. The report highlights John Boelts' warning that labor shortages could mean wasted harvests. France 24's Sam Ball and Barbara Gabel covered this issue.

Key points

• Farmers in Yuma County, Arizona, are urging legal migrant workers to prevent crop failure due to labor shortages.
• John Boelts warns that without migrant labor, essential crops may go to waste or never be planted.

Context

US midterms 2026 saw immigration dominate political discourse, with Yuma County farmers urging legal migrant workers to prevent crop failure due to labor shortages. France 24's Sam Ball and Barbara Gabel covered this issue.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026 reporting on Yuma County farmers' concerns about migrant labor needs during the US midterm campaign period.

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