Predictions that Washington’s cherry harvest will be robust this year — even if it starts later than usual — are encouraging for the state’s important agriculture industry. But they also highlight the need for immigration reform at the national level.
For years, members of both parties in Washington, D.C., have used immigration issues to score political points.
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