Latino employment, labor organizations, and immigration 

 - New York  Garland Pub.  1995. 
 - xiv, 398 p.  ill.  24 cm. 
 - Latinos in the United States  v. 4 .
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical references. 
<br/><br/>Myth and reality: Chicano econimic mobility in Los Angeles, 1850-1880 / Richard Griswold del Castillo -- Responses to Mexican inmigration 1910-1930 / Ricardo Romo -- The El Monte berry strike 1933 / Ronald W. Lopez -- Chicanoparticipation in organized labor: the CIO in LosAngeles, 1938-1950. An extended researchnote / Luis Leobardo Arroyo -- Chicano steel workers, and unionisn in the Midwest, 1919-1945 / Francisco A. Rosales and Daniel T. Simon -- Latinos and the AFL-CIO: the California Immigrant Workers Association as an important new development / Robert Lazo --Hispanic women in the United States States: family and work relations / Rina Alcalay -- Employment without liberation: Cuban women in the United States / Myra Marx Ferree -- El inmigrante Latino: Latin American Immigration and the pan-ethnicity / Miguel Tinker Salas -- The undocumented Mexican alien: a legal, social and economic analysis / Guadalupe Salinas and Isaias D. Torres -- The factory raid: an unconstitutional act? / Ellen Wais Aragon -- Whatever happened to the Fourt Amendment?: undocumented in immigrant's rights after INS v. Lopez-Mendoza and United States v. Verdugo-Urquidez / Victor C. Romero -- Equal protection for. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0815317735 
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<br/><br/><label>Nat. Bib. No.: </label>GB95-18405