Vermont dairy workers fight exploitation by Dutch corporation

Migrant workers, primarily from Latin America, now form the backbone of Vermont's dairy industry, replacing family farmers. Hilario, a 65-year-old worker, describes his grueling shifts starting at 10:30 PM on a farm where he sleeps in a makeshift bed next to the milking parlor. Workers hide from ICE raids and are organizing against a Dutch corporation that owns multiple farms in the state. The workers face low wages, long hours, and precarious immigration status, but are beginning to resist through legal and collective action.