Special Agricultural Workers (SAW) Law and Legal Definition
Special Agricultural Workers (SAW) are foreigners who worked in perishable agricultural commodities for a specified period of time and were allowed to enter the United States for a short-term and then became permanent residents under a provision of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. Up to 350,000 aliens who worked at least 90 days in each of the 3 years preceding May 1, 1986 were eligible for Group I temporary resident status.
Legal Definition list
Related Legal Terms
- Acceptable Quality Level [Agricultural Marketing Service]
- Acceptance [Agricultural Marketing Service]
- Adult With a Special Need
- Agricultural Activity
- Agricultural Adjustment Act
- Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1938
- Agricultural Aircraft Operation
- Agricultural Association
- Agricultural Biosecurity
- Agricultural Commodity
