While firefighters battled blazes in the Los Angeles area this week, Alejandro, a 55-year-old from Mexico, was one of several day laborers leading cleanups near scorched neighborhoods in Pasadena and Altadena. Donning a yellow safety vest, a mask and glasses, he helped pick up branches and fallen trees and direct traffic while others worked. “The country would fall into crisis” without workers like him, said Alejandro, who spoke in Spanish and r…

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After disasters like the wildfires in Los Angeles happen, much of the rebuilding work is done by Latino immigrant workers, many in the country illegally.

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While firefighters were fighting the flames in Los Angeles this week, Alejandro, a 55-year-old Mexican, was already working to clear trees and branches near the most fire-affected neighborhoods in Pasadena and Altadena.

Mientras los bomberos combatían las llamas en Los Ángeles esta semana, Alejandro, un mexicano de 55 años estaba ya trabajando para despejar de árboles y ramas cerca de los barrios más afectados por el fuego en Pasadena y Altadena.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — While firefighters battled blazes in the Los Angeles area this week, Alejandro, a 55-year-old from Mexico, was one of several day laborers leading cleanups near scorched neighborhoods in Pasadena and Altadena.

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While firefighters were fighting the flames in Los Angeles this week, Alejandro, a 55-year-old Mexican, was already working to clear trees and branches near the neighborhoods most affected by fire in Pasadena and Altadena. He speaks in Spanish and does not dare to say his last name because he is in an irregular situation in the United States. His work, like that of many other migrants without permission to live in the country, is at risk if Dona…

Mientras los bomberos combatían las llamas en Los Ángeles esta semana, Alejandro, un mexicano de 55 años estaba ya trabajando para despejar de árboles y ramas cerca de los barrios más afectados por el fuego en Pasadena y Altadena. Habla en español y no se atreve a decir su apellido porque está en Estados Unidos en situación irregular. Su labor, como la de muchos otros migrantes sin permiso para vivir en el país, está en riesgo si Donald Trump cu…

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Budney said most of them have lost everything as a result of the wildfires, and many people are still in shock.

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As the number of extreme weather events increases, there is a growing workforce of laborers, many of them without legal status.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — While firefighters were fighting the flames in Los Angeles this week, Alejandro, a 55-year-old Mexican, was already working to clear trees and branches near the neighborhoods most affected by fire in Pasadena and Altadena. He speaks in Spanish and does not dare to say his last name because he is in an irregular situation in the United States. His work, like that of many other migrants without permission to live in the country,…

LOS ÁNGELES (AP) — Mientras los bomberos combatían las llamas en Los Ángeles esta semana, Alejandro, un mexicano de 55 años estaba ya trabajando para despejar de árboles y ramas cerca de los barrios más afectados por el fuego en Pasadena y Altadena.Habla en español y no se atreve a decir su apellido porque está en Estados Unidos en situación irregular. Su labor, como la de muchos otros migrantes sin permiso para vivir en el país, está en riesgo …

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