New Immigrants, Old Unions: Organizing Undocumented Workers in Los Angeles.

Edna Bonacich · Héctor L. Delgado

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Acknowledgments 1. Organizing the Unorganizable 2. The Organizing Campaign 3. The World of the Workers 4. Undocumented Workers and the Law 5. Undocumented Workers and Organized Labor Notes Bibliography Index

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