Short on Labor, Farmers in U.S. Shift to Mexico
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Concerned about a crackdown on immigrant labor, more farmers have been moving across the border to Mexico.
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GUADALAJARA, Mexico  - When the bottom fell out of  Mexico's economy a decade ago, Francisco Martinez stopped  voting.
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Hundreds of thousands of farmers clogged central Mexico City Thursday with their slow-moving tractors, protesting the entry of cheap imported corn from the United States and Canada.
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TIJUANA, Mexico -- Mexico lobbied for six years for a comprehensive immigration reform that would allow millions to cross into the United States legally. Instead, they're getting a fence.
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For nations like Mexico, it's far easier to push jobless workers abroad thsn to reform a sick economic system.
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More than 34 million U.S. residents were born outside the United States, with arrivals from Mexico driving much of the growth in the foreign-born population since 2000, a private research group says.
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Inching along the dusty field under a broiling sun, Simon Santol tossed garlic bulbs into buckets and chatted with the other stooped-over Mexican workers. The conversation wasn't in Spanish.
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Fewer parents are walking their children to school in this border city&#039;s Linda Vista neighborhood. The crowd of day laborers huddled in a parking lot outside McDonald&#039;s has dropped by half.
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Farmers are part of a national movement to legalize growing a plant that is closely associated with marijuana.
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In far smaller numbers than they did this spring, supporters of illegal immigrants marched in several U.S. cities Monday, calling for them to be given the chance to live and work freely in the United States.
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After years of strong increases, the amount of migrant money flowing to Mexico has stagnated.
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Across Latin America, supermarket chains have brought unanticipated and daunting challenges to millions of struggling, small farmers.
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Â· Farmers say soft fruit may be left unharvestedÂ· Fewer EU migrants seeking farm jobs
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By Dennis Pollock, The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Jun. 13--A program that had its beginnings in Fresno County may enable people across the country to start small farms of their own.
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Mexico indicated Wednesday it expects the downturn in the U.S. will mean much slower growth this year for its own economy, which depends on its northern neighbor for the bulk of its trade and investment.
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In the nine years since they set out from Mexico for a new life in central Iowa, Juan and Patricia Castillo have found jobs, bought a house and watched their children thrive at school. But they now face deportation from federal immigration officials, who say the Castillos entered the country illegally &#151; a charge the family does not deny.
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The N.F.L. might be more popular in Mexico than it is among Spanish-speaking people in the United States.