Trump cuts threaten futures of 250,000 children of migrant farm workers: ‘We felt like crying’

The potential cuts to the Migrant Education Program by the Trump administration could jeopardize the futures of 250,000 children of migrant farm workers. This program has been crucial in providing educational opportunities for these kids, who often face instability due to their families' seasonal work. Regina Zarate-Garcia, a former beneficiary of the program, shared her emotional experience of frequently changing schools, highlighting the importance of consistent education for children in similar situations. The proposed funding cuts could leave these vulnerable children without the support they need to succeed academically and socially.