claim: "over $13 million worth of crops have rotted in california, all because no one is willing to work jobs vacated by migrants."
author: bloggers
evidence_1: jun 22, 2017 ... more mexican immigrants are leaving the u.s. than arriving. ... here, celery is  harvested and made ready for market. ... growers to let $13 million worth of their  crops go unpicked, left to rot in the fields. ... not anymore. now ... came to santa  barbara county, which has the largest number in all of california.
evidence_2: "over $13 million worth of crops have rotted in california, all because no one  is willing to work jobs vacated by migrants." — politifact punditfact on monday, ...
evidence_3: the presence of these 11.5 million aspiring citizens with no pathway to  citizenship ... the majority of undocumented immigrants work in so-called “low  skill” jobs like ... if an immigrant has lived in the u.s. without authorization for  more than 6 .... america works best when we all do our part and work together as  one nation, but ...
evidence_4: "over $13 million worth of crops have rotted in california, all because no one  is willing to work jobs vacated by migrants." — punditfact on monday, july 24th,  ...
evidence_5: through the length and breadth of california the peach leads all the deciduous  fruits. .... it could be sold fresh, canned, and dried; and to this day it has no history  of total crop failure in california. [*] ... in 1896 one-half million cases of peaches  were packed. .... state records show a farm value of $68.50 per ton for all grades.