Senate vote imminent: Act to save highest-paying domestic farm jobs
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- 04/24/2006 Bakersfield Californian (VIDEO): UFW President Arturo Rodriguez speaks out at immigration rally (2:08)
- 04/24/2006 Bakersfield Californian: Chavez family leads immigration march
- 04/24/2006 Tri-Valley Herald: Will there be enough workers?
- 04/22/2006 Yakima Herald Republic: UFW pushes for rules on heat stress
- 04/20/2006 Yakima Herald Republic (WA): State tells employers to set up rules for working in heat
- 04/19/2006 KGET: Massive Latino Boycott
- 04/19/2006 The Argus: Women step up to feed migrants
- 04/18/2006 Seattle Post Intelligencer: WA Officials to decide on new rule regulating heat exposure
- 04/18/2006 Yakima Herald Republic (WA):Workplace heat stress proposal has some steamed
- 04/18/2006 World Net Daily: Sex-Mex Eva Longoria: Don’t deport illegals -‘Mexicans contribute an enormous amount to our society’
- 04/17/2006 Yakama Herald Republic: Hasten, but still require, state review of labor appeal
- 04/13/2006 Yakima Herald: Growers and union hail new agreement for Global Horizons, UFW
- 04/12/2006 Seattle Post Intelligencer: Guest farm workers get contract
- 04/12/2006 Los Angeles Times: Farm Labor Contractor, Union in Pact
- 04/11/2006 Associated Press: Union, labor recruiter reach pact on wages
- 04/11/2006 East Valley Tribune (AZ): 100,000 marchers peacefully join throngs
- 04/11/2006 Monterey Herald: Salinas protesters march for immigrant rights
- 04/11/2006 Bakersfield Californian: Power of numbers
- 04/11/2006 New York Times: Farmworkers’ Union Is Set to Announce First National Contract for Guest
- 04/11/2006 Talahassee Democrat: Immigration rally in Quincy
- 04/10/2006 KGET: Bakersfield Immigration Protest
- 04/10/2006 Ventura County Star: Farmworkers union marches
- 04/08/2006 Brownsville Herald: Valley not as vocal in immigration protests
- 04/06/2006 Associated Press: Senate GOP, Democrats Near Immigration Compromise
- 04/06/2006 Santa Cruz Sentinel: Nearly 100 flower workers expected to return to work today