CDM strongly opposes the Trump Administration's new wage calculations that would reduce farmworkers' wages by $5,500 per year. Farmworkers are already some of the lowest paid workers in the US, and these new wage determinations would make it harder for them to make ends meet.
For years, the Migrant Defense Committee has led the fight against abuse and exploitation in guestworker programs. ✊🏽 Learn more about their impactful journey and support their vital work by donating today: https://t.co/jZwh0GTPxs
ICYMI: This World Cup is bound to be remembered as unsafe, unfair, and unaffordable. But we’ll continue to support workers facing abuse through Contratados and our binational hotline (Mex: 55-9661-6771 / U.S.: 667 217-5738). https://t.co/byXahSvjS4
CDM welcomes the growing calls to rethink U.S. immigration policy and enforcement. With global attention focused on North America because of the World Cup, we must keep fighting to advance policies that uphold human rights and protect migrant communities. https://t.co/BnKBX2aZAK
Guestworker programs have a long history of trapping workers in abusive conditions and undermining labor standards for everyone. @TIME
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But we are proud of the concrete victories we secured through the Dignity2026, Migration that Works and Mexico Unido coalitions.
Read more about these achievements and what we are doing to support workers throughout the tournament and beyond. https://t.co/byXahSvjS4
⚽ Defending Workers' Rights at Kickoff and Beyond ⚽
FIFA fell short in its commitment to protect human rights. Because of that, this World Cup is bound to be remembered as unsafe, unfair and unaffordable.
Nuestra Directora de Asuntos Legales e Incidencia, Julia Solórzano, y Carol Brooke, de @ncjustice, expusieron en Carolinas Informadas los abusos que plagan los programas de trabajo temporal y explicaron cómo los trabajadores pueden defender sus derechos. https://t.co/5W6QhQYSy8
We call on members of the House Committee on Appropriations to stand up for the rights, dignity, and freedoms of all workers by rejecting this harmful legislation.
As a member of @MigrationthtWks, we urge members of the House Committee on Appropriations to vote NO🚫 on the FY27 Homeland Security appropriations bill. https://t.co/5XBim5PSLU
The bill would provide additional funding for ICE and CBP's already bloated budgets while dramatically expanding flawed guest worker programs.
Too often, employers and corporations use guest worker programs to suppress wages and weaken working conditions for all workers.
“Having workers tied to an employer for their legal status, their wages, working conditions, their ability to return, creates such a power differential that really exacerbates vulnerability to forced labor” — Rachel Micah-Jones https://t.co/qQdDuriMQr
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Today from me: The Trump administration is squeezing almost every legal immigration path into the U.S. Except one: H-2A visas for guest farmworkers. That program is getting cheaper and easier to use.
The problem is, it's long been plagued with labor abuses.
We’re at #WRD2026 by @jwjnational. We’ve been listening to inspiring stories and learning from the experiences and strategies that allies in labor unions are using.
Human rights are on the line at this FIFA World Cup. We join @AFLCIO in demanding that host countries, host cities and FIFA guarantee a safe and accessible World Cup for workers, players and fans.
America’s unions are calling on FIFA leadership to keep ICE out of World Cup host cities during the games.
The Trump administration's immigration enforcement poses a serious risk to the thousands of World Cup workers. https://t.co/Nf7G0Ibxra