America ReFramed

JOHN VALERA: There's three basic requirements for someone to live in a migrant camp.

Number one is their income must come from agriculture, at least 50% of their income.

And obviously, they have to be eligible to work in the United States.

Also, during the offseason, they have to bring proof that they've been living at least 50 miles, or further away, from this camp.

So anywhere, even Roseville, is more than 50 miles.

Los Angeles, Bakersfield, anywhere.

(stammers) A lot of families go back to Mexico.

They go back to Texas.

But they have to bring three proofs that they were more than 50 miles away.

Could be anything.

A receipt from a cell phone or light bill receipt, cable bill, uh, gas station receipt.