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"On April 1, the group and their allies plan a five-mile march to the Rock 'n' Roll McDonald's in downtown Chicago. Their fight is for better wages and living conditions for tomato pickers.

Ha Ha Ha ROFL, what goes around comes around! Take that employers who live off undocumented low wage earner! ;)

How soon do you think it will take for the greedy employers to get off their gravy train and tell house and senate to get rid of the bums. HA! YUP this is finally all coming to a head for those who IMPORTED POVERTY! Those who thought importing "undocumented workers" would be a panacea which has now become everyones worse nightmare, they imported way to many and now this sea of humanity is growing and multiplying and has become to big and hot to handle and keep underground anymore, we should encourage the mexican flag wavers to keep up the good work, keep on demanding and demonstrating and stop hiding and make all the demands you want! HA! ESPECIALLY HIGHER WAGES, than we won't have to support you all on welfare.

Lots of people without meaningful employment. What is the insane interest in workers? Unless of course you are a communist front organization. If I was really interested in workers, I think I would be far more friendly to the organizations that buy the products that the farm workers harvest.

You know, the companies with money, which I desire they transfer to the workers I represent, but I have to be careful I don't tip the scales too far and demand more than a company can reasonably pay, or it becomes a goose and golden egg story. I have to show that I appreciate all of what goes into company profitability, and and be able to balance that with what workers desires are, if so, I can better represent both groups in negotiating what might be best for both.

I guess that would describe an honest union negotiator, of which their are precious few. Instead of pitting one against another, they would be working together toward a common goal. They ought to be getting help from folks who know how to produce success. You know, like McDonald's. Time to send all these bleeding heart leftists with so much concern for workers, down south where there is no work, nor any workers, BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL UP HERE DOING WORK WE WON'T DO!

IMHO the previous statement in bold is a large even hugh example of bovine excrement brought to you by lobbyists and your Congress, state and or federal, take your pick. GIVING THEM ANYTHING IS ONLY PROMOTING THE CONTINUATION OF A SITUATION THAT CAN NO LONGER CONTINUE AS IT IS WITHOUT SERIES CONSEQUENCES, MOST OF WHICH ARE ONLY SERIES FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

While all this is going on, it is time for the country to find out how many illegal migrant farm workers it takes to provide the food distribution system for the USA. I venture to say the federal government could provide the buses at the border, the wages, and the control mechanism to return them all to the border when finished with the years harvest, cheaper, than what we are going to hear for cost estimates on building the wall necessary to head them toward the legal border entry points.

Doesn't this breakdown in our system describe another glaring example of 40 years of democrat control of congress. Not sure if anyone has bothered to mention that little fact. Of course that statement is not synergistic, and does more to fuel the firestorm than it does to solve the problem. Sorry, JMHO