SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A group of farmworkers is suing a company owned by the family of a New Mexico Democratic candidate for governor.
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports (https://goo.gl/xokyQZ) that the farmworkers accuse the business, owned by the family of state Sen. Joseph Cervantes, of trying to manipulate a federal visa program and passing over American workers for foreign laborers.
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, a nonprofit group that advocates for farmworkers, says in the lawsuit that Cervantes' family business in southern New Mexico was part of a scheme that harms workers on both sides of the border.
Cervantes says his family had nothing to do with a recruiter's efforts to obtain temporary work permits for hired hands from Mexico.
Chile farmers in the area have long complained about a shortage of labor.
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