Leila Miller
Sari Renjifo with her four-year-old son Richard Cardona in their home in Woodhaven, Queens.
Some 9,600 Venezuelans live in New York City, many of whom were opponents of the Caracas government. It’s not clear whether most will be able to convince federal authorities that it’s fear of repression and not economic desperation that drove them here.
Sin Fronteras’ offers advice on a delicate topic for the Latino immigrant community: the exploitation and mistreatment of undocumented laborers.
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