Becky Carlson, who operates a 1,300-acre farm with her husband in Leelanau County, says she received approval for a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant in January that was intended to fund housing and transportation for migrant laborers. But in March, Carlson learned through another grant recipient — not the government — that the program had been quietly frozen nationwide.
Share from 0:00
0:00
/
Transcript
Michigan Farmer Blames Trump Administration's DOGE Program for Frozen USDA Grant
Farmers across the U.S. face uncertainty after a federal labor grant program is unexpectedly paused without explanation
Dave Bondy's Keeping it Real Newsletter
Sign up here for the stories the mainstream media won't tell you.
You can sign up for FREE.
Sign up here for the stories the mainstream media won't tell you.
You can sign up for FREE.Appears in episode
Recent Episodes
