East End farmers express concern over immigrant labor
<p>Growing season has started on the East End, but with the crackdown on immigration, farmers say they are concerned that they don’t have enough laborers. Farmers say about 75 percent of their workers are immigrants, and they make sure they have working papers and documents before being hired. The workers usually live on Long Island all year - others get special visas that allow them to live on Long Island for six to eight months before they have to go back to their own cou...</p>
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