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Despite the many differences between domestic and farm work many of these migrant workers face the same difficulties and obstacles in their daily lives. We all enjoy to have affordable produce prices year round. But, what many of us don’t realize is that, these affordable produce prices is at cost of others. Migrant Farmworkers in the United States are paid low wages for hard backbreaking work causing many to live bellow the poverty line. “Each year, 3 to 5 million farmworkers and their families labor in fields and factories across the country to bring us fresh fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products”[1].

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Few were able to thrive but many remained poor and endured many hardships. In fact many people consider the Bracero legal slavery. They were discriminated against by many, were not provided with the proper hygienic facilities, and yet they continued to give it their all in fear that they would be sent home. Given that no one really knows what has happened to those three billion dollars, the Mexican government (not the people) may have very well benefited. The Bracero Program benefited the United States long term, possibly the Mexican Government had monetary benefits long term; the Bracero’s, sadly, saw little long term benefits.