President Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement is being felt across the country.

Immigration arrests have gone up in every state and more than doubled in 38 states.

The biggest increase is happening in Idaho, where since January 20th, ICE has made more than 300 arrests.

One Idaho farmer, Shea Myers, who grows onions and other vegetables, is speaking out on

behalf of his immigrant workforce. I know the undocumented workers that were talking about

deporting because I grew up in a small farming town. I went to school with kids that were undocumented.

My kids go to school in a small town with kids who may not be documented.

If we're going to do things the right way, we need to think about the human,

ethical side of mass deportation.

And farmer Shea Myers joins me now.

Shea, thank you so much for being here.

You voted for President Trump. He was very clear during his campaign

that he would do the things that he is now doing on immigration. But you have been critical

of some of these policies. I'm curious as to why you chose to speak out.

Yeah, William, thanks for having me on. I chose to speak out because it's wrong.

It's wrong for the people who have been here for decades upon decades

and who contribute on a daily basis to every aspect of the U.S. economy,

every aspect of the U.S. culture.

They're an important part of who we are.

But that message, what you're saying in the Republican Party in particular is not,

that's not a common theme that you hear.

That is true.

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