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As the country’s leaders gear up once again to overhaul the immigration system, a heated debate is expected on the creation of a guest worker program allowing future temporary immigrants to come legally.
Politicians will take up various versions. Some say all they need to do is look north for an ideal model.
Canada has had a guest worker program with Mexico since 1974. Though it鈥檚 not without critics, it鈥檚 generally hailed as well organized and worthy of being replicated.
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Canada also requires that approximately 16,000 yearly recruits be married 鈥?but only they, not their spouses and children, can travel to Canada.
On some level, say those in industries that use foreign labor, Canada鈥檚 program should not be difficult to duplicate in the United States. But an important hurdle to its smooth implementation, they say, is the bitterly divisive nature of the ever-thorny immigration debate 鈥?it has become so politicized that there鈥檚 little to no room for compromise.
鈥淚t wouldn鈥檛 be hard to replicate from a policy standpoint, but Canada hasn鈥檛 had the same divisive labor politics around the issue,鈥?said Craig Regelbrugge, spokesman for the American Nursery and Landscape Association. 鈥淚t鈥檚 pretty much a settled matter in Canada that the program is needed.鈥?
Groups that favor restrictive immigration policies have typically resisted the idea of guest workers, saying that such programs take job opportunities away from U.S. citizens while driving down wages and lowering standards for working conditions. And with a lingering weak economy, they added, their argument is as legitimate as ever.
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They want the current agricultural temporary worker program in the United States 鈥?the H2-A visa 鈥?to expand and become less bureaucratic. They said addressing the flaws in the U.S. program will encourage more employers to choose legal channels for bringing in foreign workers 鈥?a move, they argue, that will help cut down on illegal immigration.
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鈥淎nd would guest workers go home if they are in U.S. areas with lots of Mexican residents?鈥?he pondered.
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鈥淎 lot of people don鈥檛 realize that many people would rather stay in their country,鈥?said J. Allen Carnes, president of Winter Garden Produce in Texas and an advocate for issues concerning growers.
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The U.S. Department of Labor, the main agency in charge of screening U.S. guest workers, did not return messages from Fox News Latino seeking comment.
鈥淲e need for a guest worker program to be market-based,鈥?Carnes said. 鈥淭he market will dictate if we need guest workers and how many we use.”
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