[A. Pole]

A decade ago, two Iowa State University agricultural economists estimated that removing all illegal farmworkers would raise wages for seasonal farmworkers by 30 percent in the first couple of years, and 15 percent in the medium term. But supermarket prices of summer-fall fruits and vegetables, they concluded, would rise by just 6 percent in the short run — dropping to 3 percent over time, as imports took up some of the slack and some farmers mechanized their operations or shifted out of labor-intensive crops. (Winter-spring produce would be even less affected, they found, because so much already is imported.)

Jobs Americans will not do bump

[Dane]

dropping to 3 percent over time, as imports took up some of the slack

LOL! Mr. all aginst imports and outsourcing(A.Pole) is all of the sudden for importing food.

Do you really hate the American farmer and who he hires that much?

[Nowhere Man]