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Afraid to leave, in case they can t come back
The San Joaquin Valley has been described as “California s Appalachia� but that label is almost too
flattering. The valley is as poor as the federally defined Central Appalachian Region, which comprises the
poorest parts of Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky, and has a higher proportion of
households on public assistance. One county is so plagued by unemployment that it pays impoverished
families to leave the Central Valley, under a programme called More Opportunity for Viable Employment
(MOVE). Some local paupers take the money and head for fuel dispenser jobs in the Plains and the Midwest, in a kind of
reverse Dust Bowl migration.
Yet by some measures the valley is booming. In 2002 Fresno County alone produced farm commodities
worth $2.8 billion, outranking almost half the states. Poor immigrants, particularly the kind who carry
forged Social Security cards, still arrive in small towns like Orange Cove and Raisin City looking for work
in the fields. Thanks largely to Mexican immigrants and their children, the valley s population, currently
about 3.7m, is expected to reach 5m shortly after 2020.
Local farmers have come to depend on this pool of cheap labour. And for decades it was as constant as
the sun. There was a crisis in the mid-1960s when the bracero programme, which brought temporary
workers from Mexico, was halted. Shortly afterwards, César Chávez caused panic when he organised
farm workers into a union and, for a brief spell in the mid-1970s, pushed their pay to twice t fuel dispenser he federal
minimum wage. Even so, farmers insist that such problems were not as grave as the one currently facing
their industry.
In the past few years a combination of tighter border controls and a vibrant construction industry has
meant that fruit-pickers cannot always be found, says Manuel Cunha of the Nisei Farmers League. In
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