And I tell my constituents day in and day out, if you are
not going to raise your son or daughter to pick carrots in south
Georgia; if you don't aspire for your son or daughter to be the very
best cabbage picker that we have in the State of Georgia; if you are
not aspiring to be part of that agricultural economy and help us get
crops out of the field, we are going to need somebody who is aspiring
to do that hard work. And it is hard work, Mr. Speaker. Well, if we can agree that these aren't jobs that American citizens
are losing, these are jobs that are adding to the American economy,
then we need a legal visa program to let folks come in and to let folks
go out. I went on a bipartisan codel, Mr. Speaker--a bipartisan codel,
Republicans and Democrats, traveling together to El Salvador,
Guatemala, and Honduras talking with families.