“What we want in this country is a real job.” “We don’t want to be on the street,” said Veronica. Veronica, 25, carried her 3-year-old daughter the same way, weaving around cars to score sales when traffic stopped for a red light. Maria, 20, had her year-old infant strapped to her back. Some of New York City’s busiest highways and roads are drawing migrant moms so desperate to make a buck that they hawk mangoes and drinks in traffic - often with babies strapped to their backs.Īlong the bustling, notoriously dangerous intersection of Woodhaven Boulevard and Myrtle Avenue in Queens on Friday, two young mothers who illegally migrated three months ago from Ecuador peddled cups of fruit for $5 a pop and bottles of water for a buck. Top Border Patrol agent ‘relieved of his command’ after talking to Congress: officials Migrants booted from mini-tent city under BQE have returned
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