Describing her experience during her first summer working on tobacco farms in 2012, she told Human Rights Watch, I would tell the boss [labor contractor] that I needed to stop for a minute, and he was like, Either you work, or you get out, and Im not going to pay you for the time that youre out of the field. And then I would keep going, but my mom and other workers would help me, but [the contractor] would get mad, saying we [each] need to do our own row [of tobacco plants].The hardest part was cutting the suckers and keeping up with all the workers
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