Farms Hit By Migrant Labor Crunch America’s farms are losing millions in lost crops due to a shortage of agricultural migrant workers. NBC News correspondent Jo Ling Kent explains. Geography of Poverty: A Journey Through Forgotten America By Matt Black and Trymaine Lee In photos and stories from coast to coast, msnbc chronicles the struggles of Americans in more than 70 towns where at least 20 percent of residents live in view more Stories Morning Joe Fmr. Dallas police chief on being 'Called... Morning Joe Tory Burch on the 'Embrace Ambition' campaign Rachel Maddow DoJ pushes states on voter roll purge Morning Joe Media reinforces certain gender... AM Joy Does the DNC overlook its most loyal voters? Morning Joe Andrea Mitchell: The sexism of this is... Morning Joe GOP congresswoman reacts to Trump's tweets Morning Joe Joe: For some reason, he goes after Mika Morning Joe 'He punches when he feels cornered' Morning Joe 'Sexist and vicious': The panel on Trump's... Morning Joe Willie: Mika fears absolutely no one Brian Williams Katy Tur on covering Trump: No journalist... Brian Williams Will there be consequences for Trump after... The Last Word Fmr. Amb.: Trump hasn't claimed the ... The Last Word Lawrence on Trump and 'the women he hates' Morning Joe If bill passes, what happens to Planned... Rachel Maddow SCOTUS stops key parts of Trump Muslim ban Nicolle Wallace Massachusetts AG on travel ban: We look... Rachel Maddow Trump vows to pursue new immigration law... Brian Williams Despite stalled agenda, Trump touts wins... Rachel Maddow Stakes high as GOP drafts secret health bill All In Hayes: Hard to say Philando Castile got... Rachel Maddow Under latest Trump policy, 'Dreamers' remain Alex Witt DeFrancesco: "Dreamers can stay, parents... Pages1 2 3 … 30 > See all stories Search
Farms Hit By Migrant Labor Crunch America’s farms are losing millions in lost crops due to a shortage of agricultural migrant workers. NBC News correspondent Jo Ling Kent explains.
Geography of Poverty: A Journey Through Forgotten America By Matt Black and Trymaine Lee In photos and stories from coast to coast, msnbc chronicles the struggles of Americans in more than 70 towns where at least 20 percent of residents live in view more
