The US wants the labor, but doesn't want to address the risks people take to get here.

The U.S. wants the labor, but doesn't want to address the risks people take to get here.

This points out that the labor market remains as tight as ever.

The thing you have to do regularly and what takes the most labor is milking the cows and taking care of them. The idea of getting rid of the milking procedure is you cut out about six to eight hours of labor each day, every day, 365 days a year. That's one big expense.

Almost everybody gets in. It's just a matter of how many times it takes.

It's all part of the process of immigration. It's a wave of technology that's enabled immigrants to continue to play a more direct role in the lives of their families at home.