This was an understandable situation. When these underpaid and sweatshop like conditions were bought to her attention, she corrected it. Unlike the workers I have described below. The immigrants are not able to pay for the bare necessities and end up living in inhumane conditions. We all know that life in Mexico for these migrant workers is not good.
Some workers claim they are even sexually abused.
Workers sometimes never get paid at all. After they have worked for weeks, just working for food, promissed they will be paid money, they are then threatened with deportation if they do not continue. The temperature often goes down at night to the low 30's or lower between October and March. Most of these immigrants have not eaten food since their long trip from Mexico and have no money in their pockets. They are sleeping under the trees with little or no blankets or jackets.