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Immigration, Agriculture, and the Border Fence
Duration: 07:20
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Program: Market to Market #3346
Broadcast Date: Jul. 18, 2008
The Bush Administration's new border fence in Yuma, Arizona is raising eyebrows. But does success for the border patrol mean a drop in available workers for agriculture? Andrew Batt reports on a controversial tool in our nation's border enforcement arsenal.
Tags:Post Date: January 24, 2008
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