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‘Scared of crossing the border’: The Arizona farmers who rely on Mexican workers

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France 24‘Scared of crossing the border’: The Arizona farmers who rely on Mexican workers
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The vast produce farms of Yuma County, Arizona, rely heavily on foreign workers who cross the border every day from Mexico. John Boelts, a farmer and staunch supporter of US President Donald Trump, praises the administration’s strict border controls –…

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