
AVONDALE, Pa. — In this sleepy, rural corner of southeastern Pennsylvania that produces 70% of the nation’s mushrooms, President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are threatening the American dream for a tight-knit community of generational mushroom farmers and the immigrant workers they have long employed. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Trump’s immigration crackdown is worrying mushroom farmers and immigrant workers in Avondale, Pennsylvania, where the local economy depends heavily on labor that keeps the industry running.
Key Points:
Trump immigration crackdowns could reduce farm labor in mushroom country, raising food prices and hurting small businesses, workers, and households that depend on the $1 billion industry.
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