[Video] Illegal Immigrant To Sue Employer After Work Injury, May 17, 2010
10News.Com. Leonardo Is Suing Owner Of Horse Boarding Ranch In Escondido After Injuring Fingers. ESCONDIDO, Calif. -- An illegal immigrant is suing his Escondido employer after he said his employer threatened to deport him after he experienced a gruesome injury. Leonardo, an illegal immigrant, said his worries began in April at a horse boarding ranch in Escondido, where he worked for more than two years.
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Work Force Fueled by Highly Skilled Immigrants
10News.Com. Leonardo Is Suing Owner Of Horse Boarding Ranch In Escondido After Injuring Fingers. ESCONDIDO, Calif. -- An illegal immigrant is suing his Escondido employer after he said his employer threatened to deport him after he experienced a gruesome injury. Leonardo, an illegal immigrant, said his worries began in April at a horse boarding ranch in Escondido, where he worked for more than two years.
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Work Force Fueled by Highly Skilled Immigrants
ST. LOUIS, Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times — After a career as a corporate executive with her name in brass on the office door, Amparo Kollman-Moore, an immigrant from Colombia, likes to drive a Jaguar and shop at Saks. “It was a good life,” she said, “a really good ride.” Amparo Kollman-Moore, 60, moved to St. Louis in the 1970s and is now a consultant and business school professor. As a member of this city’s economic elite, Ms. Kollman-Moore is not unusual among immigrants who live in St. Louis. According to a new analysis of census data, more than half of the working immigrants in this metropolitan area hold higher-paying white-collar jobs — as professionals, technicians or administrators — rather than lower-paying blue-collar and service jobs.
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