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The stereotype of the immigrant worker in the U.S. is of some guy toiling in a restaurant kitchen. The reality is more complex, as a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics makes evident. And that’s inevitable, given the sheer number of workers here who were born elsewhere. The report says the rising number of foreign-born workers yielded “more than half of the total labor-force increase in 2006.” Last year, such workers accounted for 15.3
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