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Kansas agriculture and rural communities need immigrants, but system has failed them

States Newsroom · October 6, 2026

TOPEKA — Blame for the lack of immigration reform to meet the needs of workers and the agriculture industry lies squarely with the federal government, and change must happen, one farmer said in response to September immigration raids in southwest Kansas. “This is one of those rare situations where the humanitarian and…

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Kansas agriculture and rural communities need immigrants, but system has failed them

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