How the Xenophobic Town of Hérouxville, Quebec, Fell in Love With Immigrants
HÉROUXVILLE, Quebec — For years, the small town of Hérouxville in rural Quebec was the
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Illegal Immigration Is Down, Changing the Face of California Farms
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Gurkha Veterans Fight a Colonial-Era Legacy Still Shaping Nepal
KATHMANDU, Nepal — In one corner of Nepal’s capital, young men are going through the
Rich Countries Lure Health Workers From Low-Income Nations to Fight Shortages
LUSAKA, Zambia — There are few nurses in the Zambian capital with the skills and
U.K. Trucking Shortage Endures Despite Plea for Foreign Drivers
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The Searing Beauty, and Harsh Reality, of a Kentucky Tobacco Harvest
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Democrats’ Plan to Overhaul Legal Immigration Focuses on Green Card Backlog
WASHINGTON — As Democrats scramble to ensure that protections for millions of undocumented immigrants are
Boris Johnson Promotes Rising Wages Amid Shortages in U.K.
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Facebook to Pay $14 Million to Settle Worker Discrimination Claims
WASHINGTON — Facebook agreed on Tuesday to pay up to $14.25 million to settle claims