President Obama has promised to take up immigration reform during this session of Congress, and post-election -- especially after all the slicing and dicing of demographic information about minority voting patterns -- Congress seems more willing to address the issue, if for no other reason than identity politics. Today leaders from both parties will unveil a framework agreement of a broad overhaul of the nation's immigration laws, including a pathway to citizenship for more than 11 million illegal immigrants.However, lost in the national attention on immigration reform is the impact it has on agriculture. Currently, agricultural workers are granted status -- especially during times of seasonal need -- under the U.S. Department o...