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... illegal immigrants , 1987-92 % 100 Others 80 60 Manufacturing Agriculture 10 40 Other services Domestic services 20 20 0 1987 Tourism Source : Bustamente , 1993 . Construction 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 jobs as ... illegal immigrants, 1987-92.
... illegal immigrants , 1987-92 % 100 Others 80 60 Manufacturing Agriculture 10 40 Other services Domestic services 20 20 0 1987 Tourism Source : Bustamente , 1993 . Construction 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 jobs as ... illegal immigrants, 1987-92.
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... ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS Refused asylum seekers who stay on are just part of a much broader category of illegal immigrants . The number of illegal immigrants around the world can never be known , but estimates from a number of directions sug ...
... ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS Refused asylum seekers who stay on are just part of a much broader category of illegal immigrants . The number of illegal immigrants around the world can never be known , but estimates from a number of directions sug ...
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... immigrants 56-57 Puerto Ricans , in United States 90 , 100 , 174 , 174 Puerto Rico , as entry point to United States ... illegal immigrants , amnesties religion 80-81 in schools 88-89 remittance data , in global economic migration table ...
... immigrants 56-57 Puerto Ricans , in United States 90 , 100 , 174 , 174 Puerto Rico , as entry point to United States ... illegal immigrants , amnesties religion 80-81 in schools 88-89 remittance data , in global economic migration table ...
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