IRAPUATO, Mexico AP - Antonio Martinez no longer pays smugglers thousands of dollars each year to sneak him into the United States to manage farm crews. Now, the work comes to him.Supervising lettuce pickers in central Mexico, Martinez earns just half of the US$1,100 a week he made in the U.S. But the job has its advantages, including working without fear of immigration raids.
May 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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IRAPUATO, Mexico AP – Antonio Martinez no longer pays smugglers thousands of dollars each year to sneak him into the United States to manage farm crews. Now, the work comes to him.
Supervising lettuce pickers in central Mexico, Martinez earns just half of the US$1,100 a week he made in the U.S. But the job has its advantages, including working without fear of immigration raids.
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