A Georgia farm and labor contractors are accused of misrepresenting employment conditions, underpaying workers, and charging illegal fees in a class action lawsuit filed by several Mexican guestworkers.

A Mexican citizen’s due process challenge to the denial of his request for cancellation of removal was rejected by the Eleventh Circuit Wednesday.

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is banking on new House Agriculture Committee members to help push Latino priorities forward in the next farm bill.

A New Jersey construction company must rehire two workers and bargain with the union seeking to represent them after a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled the company violated federal labor law multiple times.

California employers would have to protect indoor workers from heat stress hazards any time the inside temperature or interior heat index is 87 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, according to a proposed state rule.

A man who pleaded guilty to illegally reentering the US must serve consecutive sentences for also selling a controlled substance in violation of state law, the Second Circuit ruled Friday.

Consider that 48 of West Virginia’s 55 counties lost people, as did 56 of Louisiana’s 64 parishes. A majority of the counties in Iowa, Ohio, Mississippi and North Dakota lost population. Northern New England grew, as remote workers fled the expensive metro areas of the Northeast in search of more rustic accommodations. But almost all of upstate New York shrank, as did Western Massachusetts. Even in fast-growing Texas, most of the arid western counties and much of South Texas lost people. So did big stretches of rural Pennsylvania, southwestern Virginia, and all of Puerto Rico.