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The wages of fear

Undocumented immigrants, fearing ICE will raid them at work, are in a dilemma: Earn a living and risk arrest, or stay home and go hungry Adrian Morrow U.S. Correspondent The Globe and Mail Published 22 seconds ago

Brandon Mejia organizes a food market in Pomona, Calif., where fears of immigration crackdowns have led vendors to take precautions or stay away, in case Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids them. Jhovany Quiroz/The Globe and Mail Brandon Mejia organizes a food market in Pomona, Calif., where fears of immigration crackdowns have led vendors to take precautions or stay away, in case Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids them. Jhovany Quiroz/The Globe and Mail

At 909Tacolandia, a weekend food market in a high-school parking lot

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