Workers under the bracero program, which ran from 1942 to 1964, were contracted for less than two years and required to return to Mexico, but they could be hired again. Above, Rachel Lipscomb ...

One farmer in rural Texas says none of his employees have wanted to come to work out of fear of being picked up during an ICE raid, “whether they are legal or illegal.” ...

Soldiers fold the American flag over the casket of Cpl. Albert Estrada, who was killed and missing in action during the ...

The raids in Los Angeles carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are not about public safety or national security. They are a theater of cruelty — a show of ...

One farmer in rural Texas says none of his employees have wanted to come to work out of fear of being picked up during an ICE raid, “whether they are legal or illegal.” ...

05.28.25 - 12:00pm The United States has often been celebrated as a nation of immigrants. Yet over the last century, the U.S. government expelled more people than were allowed to stay permanently.

The Bracero Legacy Mural honoring the sacrifices and contributions of the Mexican workers in the federal labor program of 1942-1964 was celebrated with a community unveiling on April 18, 2025, in ...

From 1942 to 1964, the Bracero Program brought millions of workers from Mexico to work in agriculture and the railroad industry. Many came to work in the Salinas Valley and are the grandfathers ...

CHUALAR, Calif. — An unveiling ceremony for a mural honoring the contributions and sacrifices of Bracero workers from 1942 to 1964 will take place tomorrow in Chualar. The Bracero Program ...

The Bracero program brought millions of Mexican farmworkers to the U.S. during World War II, filling critical labor gaps. A new exhibit in Northern California honors their contributions and ...

The Bracero Program had begun in 1943 as an emergency measure to alleviate labor shortages caused by the draft during World War II. After the war ended, growers insisted that the program continue.