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It’s almost an annual thing: Maryland presses for more H-2B visas

Securing seasonal labor for crab picking in Maryland will be more challenging than ever in 2022: The industry only expects to get 10% of the workforce needed

By Nick Sambides Jr. | Feb. 16, 2022 18:17 GMT
Atlantic blue crabs in Maryland. Photo by Mike Licht.
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With Maryland's seafood industry facing unprecedented foreign-worker shortages, governor Larry Hogan is calling upon the US state's federal delegates to pass legislation to raise the cap on H-2B guest worker visas [...]

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