Migrants Seen as Honest People by Reporter in Camps
A reporter spent a night in a Johns Island migrant camp and a day in fields with workers from New York to Florida. He portrays migrants as literate, sensitive people who long for stability, while detailing harsh camp conditions and risks they face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy LeGare
Johns Island
North Carolina
Virginia
LeGare
New York
Florida
New York State
Sammy
Frank
Bud
Godine
Colvin
Charleston Hotels and Migrant Camps Separated by Law
South Carolina relies on the Health Department to inspect hotels and motels for cleanliness while migrant labor camps face minimal sanitation rules. Critics note lawmakers overlook migrant workers, with officials noting stifling attitudes toward privies and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
State General Assembly
Sanitation Division
State Health Department
Sanitation
Charles Moore
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Tom Wells
Associated Press
Daddy
Fehart
Charleston County Health Department
Lynn Rhodenmyre
Moore
LABOR
Gaffney
Detroit
Triangle
Pontiac
Olympic
B.S.R
Total Stereo
L/P
Friedman's Jewelers
Laurens
Aiken
Friedman’s Jewelers GinGe
Augusta
Danny
Danny Thompson
Southgate Plaza
Gordon Hwy
Duckworth’s
Park Ave
Sey
Agaree
Hayne Ave. S.W
Aiken, S.C