Puerto Rico nurses police and teachers leave for mainland work
Puerto Ricans are migrating to the United States for higher pay in fields like nursing policing teaching and medicine. Officials say about 1 000 islanders move weekly mainly to Florida while doctors dentists and engineers seek opportunities with NASA corporations and the Defense Department. The island's economy stagnates with mass government layoffs and halted public payrolls.
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