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The fear of deportation hangs over unauthorized workers trying to fight exploitation, but all workers in the U.S. have rights

by The Conversation March 10, 2025

written by The Conversation March 10, 2025

By Xóchitl Bada, University of Illinois Chicago The Trump administration has repeatedly said it wants to deport as many people as possible. What that means for the estimated 8.3 million unauthorized immigrants in the American workforce is unclear. It is also unclear whether those mass deportations w...

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The fear of deportation hangs over unauthorized workers trying to fight exploitation, but all workers in the U.S. have rights

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