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received indicated that the preliminary 

data ETA initially provided needed to 

be revised. This notice summarizes the 

revisions that LSC made in response to 

public comment. 

DATES: Applicable May 3, 2022. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Stefanie K. Davis, Senior Associate 

General Counsel for Regulations and 

Ethics Officer, Legal Services 

Corporation, 3333 K St. NW, 

Washington, DC 20007; 202–295–1563 

(phone); sdavis@lsc.gov. 

Summary of Comments and Revisions 

to the Preliminary Estimates and LSC’s 

Response 

LSC received one comment during the 

comment period. The National Legal 

Aid and Defender Association (NLADA) 

and the NLADA Agricultural Worker 

Program Section (the Section) jointly 

submitted the comment. NLADA and 

the Section expressed no opposition to 

the preliminary estimates so that LSC’s 

implementation of funding allocations 

based on updated population estimates 

would not be delayed past January 2022. 

They further indicated that NLADA had 

not fully analyzed the preliminary 

estimates and that it might request 

adjustments to the 2021 estimates once 

its analysis was complete. 

After the comment period, the Section 

submitted questions about the data sets 

and methods used to estimate the 

population of H–2A Agricultural 

Workers and H–2B Forestry Workers. 

After reviewing the Section’s comments, 

ETA determined that a revision of the 

estimation methodology could provide a 

more accurate estimate of the number of 

these H–2 workers. ETA proceeded to 

revise the methodology and provided a 

more accurate estimates of the H–2 

worker population and the total 

agricultural worker population. The 

Section also requested additional 

information to enable its members to 

better understand the estimation 

methodology. ETA provided additional 

supplemental materials in response to 

this request. LSC is using ETA’s revised 

estimates for 2022 grant allocations. 

LSC has updated the population 

estimates of agricultural workers based 

on the revised methods that ETA has 

used to estimate the population of H–2 

workers and is using the revised 

estimates for its 2022 grant allocations. 

The revised estimate of the number of 

H–2 workers increased the estimate of 

the national agricultural worker 

population by .16% and resulted in 

small increases or decreases in state 

estimates. This revision will result in 

corresponding changes in 2022 grant 

allocations for Agricultural Worker 

service areas. Because the initial grant 

allocations for 2022 were based on the 

preliminary estimates published in 

December 2021, LSC will adjust the 

grant allocations for the remainder of 

2022 to ensure that total grant 

allocations for 2022 are based on the 

final estimates. 

LSC is publishing on its website the 

following documents regarding the final 

2021 estimates. See https://www.lsc.gov/ 

grants/basic-field-grant/lsc-serviceareas/agricultural-worker-populationestimate-2021-update. 

Table: Final Estimates of the 2021 

LSC Agricultural Worker Poverty 

Population, Summary Table. Provides 

ETA’s final 2021 estimates nationally 

and by state of the LSC Agricultural 

Worker Poverty Population. 

Table: ‘‘Final Estimates of the Number 

of H–2 Workers by State.’’ Provides the 

updated estimates of the number of H– 

2 Workers by state and compares the 

updated estimates with the initial 

estimates. 

Memorandum: JBS International, 

‘‘Using Fiscal Year 2016, 2017 and 2018 

Data to Estimate the Number of 2017 H– 

2 Workers.’’ Explains the methods used 

to develop revised estimates of H–2 

workers with the data available from the 

Office of Foreign Labor Certification 

(OFLC). 

Table: ‘‘Top-Down State-Level 

Estimates of Active Farmworkers-2021.’’ 

Shows the data and calculations from 

which the figures in the November 5th 

memo, Appendix B, Table 1, Column B 

‘‘Total Number of Active Farmworkers 

in the State’’ are derived. 

Memorandum: JBS International, 

‘‘Assessment of the Major Changes 

Between the 2021 and 2016 LSC 

Agricultural Poverty Population 

Estimates.’’ Provides a high-level 

overview of farm labor market changes 

over the last decade that likely account 

for the changes in five components/ 

factors in the 2021 and 2016 population 

estimates. 

Table: Data Sources and 

Calculations—Final Estimates of the 

Numbers of H–2A Agricultural Workers 

and H–2B Forestry Workers. This 

replaces Table III published in 

December 2021. 

Table: ‘‘Comparison of the 

Preliminary and Final 2021 Estimates of 

the LSC Agricultural Worker Poverty 

Population.’’ Shows the differences 

between the preliminary and final 

estimates of LSC Agricultural Worker 

Population by state. 

Table: ‘‘Major Differences between 

2021 and 2016 LSC Agricultural Worker 

Poverty Population Estimates.’’ This 

replaces the table with the same name 

published in December 2021. 

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