JP Lawrence

1 week ago | timeswv.com | Christopher Vondracek |JP Lawrence |Trey Mewes

As agricultural and canning operations are ramping up for the summer, they are trying to figure out the possible repercussions of stepped-up immigration enforcement. The workforce for these businesses has become tighter over the past few years, and many were worried that the threat of raids coupled with increased security at the Mexican border would further deplete summer help.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Christopher Vondracek |JP Lawrence |Trey Mewes

By Christopher Vondracek, Jp Lawrence and Trey Mewes, The Minnesota Star Tribune As agricultural and canning operations are ramping up for the summer, they are trying to figure out the possible repercussions of stepped-up immigration enforcement. The workforce for these businesses has become tighter over the past few years, and many were worried that the threat of raids coupled with increased security at the Mexican border would further deplete summer help.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Christopher Vondracek |JP Lawrence |Trey Mewes

As agricultural and canning operations are ramping up for the summer, they are trying to figure out the possible repercussions of stepped-up immigration enforcement. The workforce for these businesses has become tighter over the past few years, and many were worried that the threat of raids coupled with increased security at the Mexican border would further deplete summer help.

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Christopher Vondracek |JP Lawrence |Trey Mewes

As agricultural and canning operations are ramping up for the summer, they are trying to figure out the possible repercussions of stepped-up immigration enforcement. The workforce for these businesses has become tighter over the past few years, and many were worried that the threat of raids coupled with increased security at the Mexican border would further deplete summer help.

2 months ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Christopher Vondracek |JP Lawrence

By Christopher Vondracek and Jp Lawrence, The Minnesota Star Tribune WELLS, Minnesota - Everything seems to be humming along on Darin Johnson's farm. A trencher lays irrigation tile in a field hugging Interstate 90, the highway loping over these southern Minnesota flatlands. An 18-wheeler fills up with golden grain. Planting is around the corner. Beneath the routine, anxiety lurks. This soybean farm is on the front lines of America's trade war with China.