Eastern Shore migrants face violence poor pay and poor living
In Maryland's Delmarva Peninsula migrant workers especially Haitians face beatings, scarce work, low wages, and crowded camps. Advocates say exploitation and racism persist amid inadequate housing, limited access to food stamps, and few contract protections. Camps lack sanitation, water, and health care access despite recent investigations and proposed crew leader laws.
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