[Do not dub me shapka broham]

There is no expertise required.

These are simple, rudimentary facts.

If there is an endless supply of cheap labor-and no constraints placed upon employers to abide by basic labor standards or wage laws-then there will be no incentive to modernize, or find innovative solutions.

Australia-which imposed some of the most sensible restrictions on the very type of laborers that we are seeking to legalize by the millions-learned this lesson.

One which I should hope the United States would want to emulate.

[Dane]

I'm not an agriculture expert, as you claim to be, but Austarlia seems to have most of it's agriculture in livestock.

Livestock doesn't require a lot of people since a few cowboy's can take care of a huge herd(etc.etc), it's not the labor intensive endeavor as picking fresh vegetables and produce.