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Printed Matter - Migrant Workers
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"The Ambiguities of United States Temporary Foreign Worker Policy"
"The Atlantic, the New Immigrants, How They're Affecting Us"
"Beyond Crisis, 'Farm & Food Policy for Tomorrow'"
"Bibliography on Haiti: English & Creole Items," Paper No. 6
"Caribbean Workers in the Florida Sugar Cane Industry," Paper No. 2
"Jose Marti, Architect of Social Unity: Class Tension in the Cuban Émigré Communities of the United States," Paper No. 5
"The Constitution, That Delicate Balance"
"Farmworkers: Who Cares?"
"Farm Workers in Florida," National Farmworker Information Clearinghouse & the State of Florida
"Farmworker Women Speak Out," Farmworker Justice Fund, Inc
"Films to Make a Difference"
"The Hands that Feed Us: Undocumented Farmworkers in Florida," National Immigrant & Alien Rights Project
"Human Love in Action: An Informative Analysis with Constructive Concepts for Change"
"Jamaican & Black-American Migrant Farm Workers: A Comparative Analysis," vol. 25, no. 4
"Migrant Workers on Maryland's Eastern Shore"
North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA), "Report on the Americas, Caribbean Migration, Contract Labor in United States Agriculture"
"Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers/Uso Seguro de Pesticidas para los Trabajadores del Campo"
"Report on the Use of Temporary Foreign Workers in the Florida Sugar Cane Industry"
"Valiant Migrant Women/Las Mujeres Valerosas"
"What's Happening to Our Jobs?" Report No. 10