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California Farmworkers: What to Do if Your Employer Retaliates Against You

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Biden Border Policies Face Challenges From Left and Right

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Long Wait for Asylum at California Border Leaves Migrants Vulnerable

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How Workers Took on a Sonoma County Vineyard Company Over Abuses — and Won

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A row of men with tan skin are all wearing blue T-shirts as they sit inside California's Assembly Judiciary Hearing. One man wears an orange headwrap, another a tan beanie. All are seated and looking forward as if listening to a speaker off camera.

California's Caste Discrimination Bill Now Moves to Full Assembly Vote

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Thien Pham's Graphic Novel Is an Immigration Story Told Through Food

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How Caste Discrimination Continues to Affect South Asian Californians

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California Investigates DeSantis' Role in Migrants' Arrival in Sacramento

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Migrants Flown to California Were 'Intentionally Deceived'

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