[jjotto]

Here’s a latest made-up tidbit:

http://www.agweb.com/article/losing-immigrant-workers-on-dairy-farms-would-nearly-double-retail-milk-prices-naa-news-release/

...a complete loss of immigrant labor could cause the loss of one-in-six dairy farms and cut U.S. economic output by $32.1 billion, resulting in 208,000 fewer jobs nationwide. Some 77,000 of the lost jobs would be on dairy farms.

Retail milk prices, the report said, would increase 90 percent if all immigrant labor was lost. That would drive the supermarket price of a gallon of milk, which averaged $3.37 in June, to approximately $6.40...

[Original Lurker]

And then there’s this!
The Pik Rite 240 Tomato Harvester at work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YeGOv87JE4

[itsahoot]

Retail milk prices, the report said, would increase 90 percent if all immigrant labor was lost.

70 Point De-Laval Rotary Milking Parlour. Little need for labour here.

[Elsie]

Retail milk prices, the report said, would increase 90 percent if all immigrant labor was lost.

Oh?

Prove it!

Did they DEDUCT the cost of WELFARE to the soon-to-be US citizen daisry workers?

[Elsie]

That would drive the supermarket price of a gallon of milk, which averaged $3.37 in June,

???

It's been around $1.84 in my local Walmart lately!

[DuncanWaring]

Retail milk prices, the report said, would increase 90 percent if all immigrant labor was lost.

That means the wholesale price would have more than doubled.

Somehow I doubt that.

But even if true, that would be more than offset by the decrease in taxpayer-funded services the now-absent invaders would no longer be collecting.