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The status of foreign born farmworkers in the U.S. has been a controversial issue in recent years. But, an almost forgotten program operated by the federal government brought millions of the workers to America, to try to fill labor agricultural shortages.
KCLU's Lance Orozco reports a national, and a local exhibition looking at the Bracero Program are set to open in Ventura County this week. You can find more information by clicking on this Click Here
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