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US to issue an additional 15,000 temporary visas, aiding Maryland crab processors

The US federal government will issue an additional 15,000 temporary worker visas for Maryland crab processors, alleviating a labor shortage that threatened to cripple the industry

By Undercurrent News | May 29, 2018 16:40 BST
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The US federal government will issue an additional 15,000 temporary worker visas for Maryland crab processors, alleviating a labor shortage that threatened to cripple the industry, the Baltimore Sun reported.  [...]

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