The agricultural sector is grappling with a significant labor shortage as many farmers report losing a substantial portion of their workforce due to increasing immigration enforcement. Consequently, the situation is jeopardizing crop yields, with farmers expressing their concerns over the impact of ICE raids and deportations on food security. Opinions are divided, with some urging an end to what they describe as a frontal attack on farmers, while others question the sustainability of their operations without immigrant labor. As farmers ramp up lobbying efforts to advocate for more favorable labor conditions, the long-term implications of tightened immigration policies on U.S. agriculture remain uncertain.