Keith Smith, a potato farmer, is facing a workforce crisis after a new law led to most immigration workers leaving. He turned to hiring Americans, but the results are less than stellar. “Most show up late, work slower, and are ready to head home after lunch,” Smith laments. Some even quit after just one day.
From The Unseen in Tales of Suspense #25, January 1962. Stan Lee (?) plot, Larry Lieber (?) script, Jack Kirby pencils, George Klein inks, Stan Goldberg colors, John Duffy letters.
“We had a white sheet. Some of the prisoners cut themselves and used their blood to write on it: ‘We are immigrants, we are not terrorists. Help. We want a lawyer’"
