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"We Need Immigrants — Americans Won’t Pick Cotton Anymore," Says Rep. Jasmine Crockett
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1:04:12Now PlayingIn a controversial statement, Rep. Jasmine Crockett argues that the United States needs illegal immigrants for farming, claiming "We done picking cotton." Speaking at Grace Baptist Church in Connecticut, Crockett emphasized the role of immigrants in American agriculture, suggesting that Americans aren't willing to take on these labor-intensive jobs.
Join the conversation as we break down the impact of this argument and explore the ongoing debate around immigration and the U.S. workforce. Should we be relying on immigrants for farming? Let’s talk about it.
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