H-2A

In Georgia, farmers like Mr. Pearson and Mr. Ray say that unless the federal government expands its guest-worker program, called H-2A, strict enforcement of immigration laws would choke U.S. agriculture.

Immigration Bills Rile Farmers Cameron McWhirter 2011

Global Horizons recruited Thai workers under the federal government's agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A.

The Seattle Times 2011

Global Horizons recruited Thai workers under the federal government's agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A.

The Seattle Times 2011

"I can't find local people to do this work anymore," the elder Deal said, adding that he uses workers certified by a U.S. guest-worker program, called H-2A, aimed at allowing foreign workers to enter the country for seasonal farm jobs.

The Seattle Times 2011

Haygood and some other farmers in both states are using a federal guest worker program, known as H-2A, which lets farmers bring in an unlimited number of temporary agriculture workers.

The Seattle Times 2012

The laborers, who were impoverished rural farmers from Thailand, were recruited under the U.S. Department of Labor's seasonal and agricultural worker program, known as the H-2A program, the indictment states.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

Global Horizons recruited Thai workers under the federal government's agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A.

The Seattle Times 2011

He said he would soon introduce a separate bill to "address the needs of the agriculture industry," either proposing changes to the current federal temporary farm worker program, known as H-2A, or offering a new guest worker program.

NYT > Home Page By JESSE McKINLEY 2011

federal program called H-2A that allows seasonal foreign workers into the country to make up the gap where willing and able American workers are few in number.

NYT > Home Page By KIRK JOHNSON 2011

federal program called H-2A that allows seasonal foreign workers into the country to make up the gap where willing and able American workers are few in number.

NYT > Global Home By KIRK JOHNSON 2011