It is not because of. their altruism. it is because they have got to save their crop. Now. it seems to me that $5 million or $10 million is just scratching the surface of the situation. Somebody must have control of allowing the farm people. the producers of the crop. x numbers of migrant laborers. If they do not treat them decently. if they make them live in substandard conditions. if they expose them to all these dangers. they should not be allowed migrant workers. I would think the approach is not for Congress to pour out some more money but it is for the executive department to deny them these laborers so that they can let their crops spoil if they are not willing to care for the laborers sufficiently. Probably my question is an ignorant question because I am not aware of the conditions in the Senators State. but I would like an answer to my query.