“Because [farmworkers are] nervous about the idea of the shelter-in-place orders, what’s going to happen to them? They live paycheck to paycheck...If our ag workers don’t keep working, we’re not going to have fruits and veggies in the markets” kqed.org/news/11808267/… #COVID19
Fresno City Council President Miguel Arias said he’s worried about undocumented farmworkers:
“My biggest concern with the undocumented residents is that they’re going to be scared to come in and be checked and ask for a test, even though we know that they’re sick”
#COVID19
“My biggest concern with the undocumented residents is that they’re going to be scared to come in and be checked and ask for a test, even though we know that they’re sick”
#COVID19
“They’re so used to going to work, irrespective of their health conditions or whether they’re under the weather and running a fever, that once they begin to use our health care system for the coronavirus, our health care system will be overwhelmed.” #COVID19 
“That needs to be a part of this conversation as we’re preparing a response — to have [farmworkers] be prioritized...Because if they get sick and they’re not there, the whole country’s going to suffer.” #COVID19
