Immigrants gone, but at what cost – Riverside, New Jersey
Tagged: Brazil, New Jersey, studentPosted on: January 25th, 2007“Just a few months ago, there were students in class to read them. Every week, hundreds flocked here, to the second floor of the old Watch Case Tower, to take English lessons at the Harvest Institute.
But a lot has changed in Riverside since local officials passed a controversial ordinance last summer to help deal with – some say crack down on – the thousands of illegal immigrants, mostly Brazilians, who have flooded in and around this Burlington County town of 8,000 over the last six or seven years.”
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