Recruiters fuel U.S. migrant guest worker program
Hundreds of Mexicans wait outside the Monterrey Consulate for temporary visas as recruiters charge thousands to secure work permits. The network extorts money, keeps workers in debt, and can threaten families, often leaving migrants vanished or trapped in illegal immigration. Critics call for oversight as employers rely on recruiters with little regulation.
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