Central American and Mexican families mourn victims of Baltimore bridge collapse
Six immigrant construction workers remain missing and are presumed dead after the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, according to local media and Global Refuge.
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3 developments- Mar 26, 2024Immigrant construction workers missing after Baltimore bridge collapse, group says
- Mar 27, 2024Central American and Mexican families mourn victims of Baltimore bridge collapse
- Mar 29, 2024Only lean-left coverage:The Baltimore bridge collapse reminds us immigrants often do unheralded and dangerous work
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7 viewpointsThe Baltimore bridge collapse reminds us immigrants often do unheralded and dangerous work
Baltimore bridge collapse highlights dangerous work immigrants do in America
Central American and Mexican families mourn workers lost in Baltimore bridge collapse
Bridge collapse brings stark reminder of immigrant workers’ vulnerabilities
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8 viewpointsGuatemala, Honduras, Mexico citizens reported missing in Baltimore bridge collapse
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1 viewpointThe immigrant workers who died on the Baltimore bridge were hardworking heroes