City’s immigration law turns back clock – Latinos leave Hazleton, Pennsylvania, in droves in the old coal town’s crackdown.
“The changes came bit by bit to Hazleton this fall.
One morning Rich O’Brien woke up and his neighbors across the street were gone. For the first time in memory, William Sernak, who farms in a town nearby, could not find enough workers at harvest time. And Amilcar Arroyo has watched as the wire transfers sent from his store dropped from $700 a day to $200 to $50. “
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November 9th, 2006
Fuente Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish
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