"The increased focus and negativity combined with potential opportunities back home, in say Mexico, has caused people to reconsider staying and working here," Wagner said. Officials have said the move will focus on people who have recently arrived in the United States.īut Trisha Wagner, coordinator of University of Wisconsin-Extension's Farm Management Program, said continued scrutiny of immigrants is also impacting those who have been working and living in Wisconsin - regardless of their immigration status.
President Donald Trump recently announced immigration authorities would begin new efforts to deport people living in the country illegally.
Some Wisconsin dairy leaders worry increased scrutiny around immigration is having an impact on the immigrant labor force the industry depends on.
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