In 1965, a bold but ill-fated government initiative sought to replace experienced migrant laborers with high school students in agricultural fields, sparking widespread disruption and controversy. As detailed in a recent report by The Washington Post, the experiment exposed significant flaws in policy-making and labor management, highlighting the complexities of seasonal farm work and the invaluable role of migrant workers. This article revisits the historical episode, examining the motivations behind the decision, the challenges that ensued, and the lasting implications for labor practices in American agriculture.
Government Initiative to Substitute Migrant Labor with High School Students Faces Immediate Challenges
In an unprecedented move in 1965, government officials announced an…
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Author : Noah Rodriguez
Publish date : 2025-10-03 02:11:00
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Author : USA365
Publish date : 2025-10-03 04:41:00
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