Many Eastern Shore crab houses hoping for a lucky break from the federal government now expect to remain mostly idle through the summer, without the migrant laborers needed to perform the painstaking picking to produce tubs of jumbo lump meat. In a supplemental lottery held this month, U.S. immigration…
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Many Maryland crab houses expect to go without migrant workers this summer after again losing visa lottery
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