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Immigration enforcement and your dairy workforce

Posted on January 27, 2026

In the heart of America’s Dairyland, the milking parlor runs 24/7, 365 days a year. For many Midwest dairy farmers — especially in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Kansas, South Dakota and Iowa — that reliability depends …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

A Land of Immigrants or a Land of Anti-Immigrants?

Posted on January 26, 2026

Though Wisconsin hasn’t been faced with the major ICE raids as we’ve seen in LA, Chicago, and Minneapolis, there is growing concern that ICE will arrive in Wisconsin. Governor Evers said this week that the …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

Gov. Evers Pushes Back on ICE Arrests

Posted on January 13, 2026

Governor Evers is expressing concern about immigration enforcement targeting farm workers. This comes as ICE arrests increase throughout the Midwest, with state officials monitoring activity in the state.  A University of Wisconsin-Madison School for Workers survey …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

Wisconsin governor concerned about immigration actions targeting farm workers

Posted on January 13, 2026

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says he’s “very concerned” about immigration officials targeting farm workers, especially as ICE arrests ramp up across the Midwest. Evers says his team is keeping an eye on Immigration and Customs …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

Gov. Evers asks legislature to reconsider his budget proposals, $1.3 billion property tax cut

Posted on January 13, 2026

Evers said people living in the country undocumented perform the majority of Wisconsin’s farm work. He expressed concern about Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the Midwest. “I can probably say in my sleep, our …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

Priscilla A. Prado: Why Wisconsin’s dairy farms depend on migrant workers

Posted on January 5, 2026

Since the early 20th century, Wisconsin proudly claims the identity of America’s Dairyland while the state emerged as the nation’s leading producer of dairy products. Today, that reality is at risk as farmers struggle to …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

Expanding ICE facility in Milwaukee raises community concern

Posted on December 1, 2025

Construction of a new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing facility began on the north side of Milwaukee, according to Fox 6 Milwaukee…Milwaukee is home to the largest population of immigrants in Wisconsin, and many are a part …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged Armando Ibarra, In the news

Opinion: Thanksgiving 2025 means gratitude and seeing the humanity of the people who keep Racine running

Posted on November 26, 2025

Here’s what gets lost: Racine’s undocumented residents aren’t an abstract policy problem. They’re part of this city’s foundation — economically, culturally, and historically. And if we’re going to talk about immigration honestly, we also need …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged In the news

Undocumented immigrants would be ineligible for almost all publicly funded health care under new bill

Posted on November 19, 2025

A Republican-backed bill that would ban nearly all Wisconsin public funding for health care for undocumented immigrants has now passed both houses of the Legislature and is headed to Gov. Tony Evers…Under current law, undocumented …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged In the news

Shutdown stress impacts TSA, air traffic control workers at Dane County Airport

Posted on November 11, 2025

Since the federal government shutdown that began Oct. 1, many federal workers across the country have been working without pay, according to Partnership for Public Service…Some employees have received resources and support for basic necessities, but …

Posted in School for Workers in the newsTagged In the news, Michael Childers
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