Everyone in the towns built around them. This is big trouble. It is
truly a catastrophic agricultural event in every part of the State. Virtually none of Florida's agriculture went without being impacted by
this. I think about the migrant workers who work there. Some were afraid to
come forward because of their immigration status. They thought that, if
they showed up at a shelter, they would be deported, but more
importantly, in terms of life, some of them have nowhere to live. Their
housing, to begin with, is precarious. A lot of the mobile homes are
damaged by water.
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