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When an Idaho senator pushed for some of the toughest immigration laws in the country, the first
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1:47Now PlayingWhen an Idaho senator pushed for some of the toughest immigration laws in the country, the first person to pay the price was her own husband. 🚨 Dairy farms cut ties with his business, costing him up to 80% of his income. They weren’t punishing his work—they were responding to her votes. ⚖️ The people who rely on immigrant labor refused to support policies that target the very workers keeping their industry alive. In that region, about 90% of dairy workers are immigrants, many with years of roots in their communities. 📉 Without them, the industry doesn’t function. This story exposes a hard truth: the country cannot run without immigrant workers. 💔 Even in deeply conservative areas, those closest to the work know exactly who keeps everything going. Send “CONSULT” in a DM if you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of detention. 💬
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