Revival of Bracero Program is the wrong path to take

Ninety-six years ago, J.W. Guiberson, a San Joaquin Valley cotton grower, explained a primary goal of the country's biggest agricultural interests. The class of labor we want, he said, is the kind we can send home when we get through with them.

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