Teton County approves letter supporting H‑2 worker programs and issues press release supporting Hispanic residents
The county commission unanimously approved a letter urging congressional support for H‑2A and H‑2B temporary worker programs and a separate press release expressing support for the local Hispanic community while clarifying the county has no immigration‑enforcement authority.
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The Teton County Board of County Commissioners on March 6 voted to send a letter to the county’s congressional delegation urging support for legal temporary worker programs — H‑2A for agricultural labor and H‑2B for tourism and construction — and separately approved a press release affirming support for the county’s Hispanic residents.
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