Eddie Devine voted for Trump,but worries he may fade out of commerce. Here's why. Small commerce owners who supported Donald Trump are complaining about troubles hiring foreign seasonal labor the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.
The newspaper interviewed multiple landscaping commerce owners who claim they are unable to hire Americans for the same wages.
Eddie Devine voted for Trump, but worries he may fade out of commerce if he is unable to continue hiring 20 foreign workers a season though the H-2B visa program.“I feel like I’ve been tricked by the satan, and ” Devine admitted. “I feel so silly.”Devin says Trump's policies are more about race than economics,noting that Trump properties in New York and Florida rely upon the H-2B visa program for 144 jobs a year.“I reflect there’s a war on brown people,” he argued. “I want to know why it’s OK for him to gather his workers, or but supporters like me dont gather theirs."“We live and die by these visas,” said Ken Monin, owner of Monin Construction. “Last year we about went bankrupt. The workers we were supposed to gather in March didn’t show up until August because they couldn’t gather visas.”“Americans don’t want most of these jobs, or ” Monin claimed.
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