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and Labor Laws in America’s Cities,
National Employment Law Center.
129 Kim Bobo (2009), Wage Theft in
America: Why Millions of Working
Americans are not Getting Paid—and
What We Can Do About It, The New
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130 Stephanie Rosenbloom (December
23, 2008), “Wal-Mart Settles 63 Law
Suits Over Wages,” The New York
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131 Mosi Secret and William K. Rashbaum (June 17, 2013), “U.S. Seizes
14 7-Eleven Stores in Immigration
Raids,” The New York Times.
132 Interview with Kim Bobo, January
24, 2013.
133 See note 128.
Immigrants in the U.S. Food System
Andrew Wainer
(pages 83-85)
Andrew Wainer (December 2011),
“Farm Workers and Immigration
Policy,” Briefing Paper 12, Bread for
the World Institute.
2 The Food Chain Workers Alliance
(June 6, 2012), The Hands That Feed
Us: Challenges and Opportunities for
Workers Along the Food Chain.
3 Parr Rosson, et al. (June 2009),
The Economic Impacts of Immigration
on U.S. Dairy Farms, National Milk
Producers Association.
4 Dwi Susanto, et al. (2010), “Immigration policy, foreign agricultural
labor, and exit intentions in the
United States dairy industry,” Journal of Dairy Science, (93)4.
5 Miriam Jordan (July 30, 2009),
“Got Workers? Dairy Farms Run
Low on Labor,” The Wall Street
Journal.
6 Georgeanne M. Artz (2012), “Immigration and Meatpacking in the
Midwest,” Choices 27(2).
7 Sarah Kershaw (September 7, 2010),
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“Immigration Crackdown Steps
Into the Kitchen,” The New York
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Liz Jones (March 20, 2013), “Immigration Reform in the Restaurant
Kitchen,” KUOW News.
Anya Sacharow (April 26, 2013)
“Why Don’t More Foodies Care
About Restaurant Workers?” Time.
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Manuel Pastor (August 2, 2013),
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to the Bottom Line,” Economic
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Chapter 3
(pages 87-113)
Harding, et al. (August 2011), “Making Ends Meet After Prison: How
Former Prisoners Use Employment,
Social Support, Public Benefits and
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2 The Sentencing Project (September 2012), “Fact Sheet: Parents in
Prison.”
3 Ibid.
4 Mark Mauer (June 9, 2010), “Collateral Consequences of Criminal
Convictions: Barriers to Reentry for
the Formerly Incarcerated,” Testimony for House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and
Homeland Security.
5 See note 2.
6 Emily A. Wang, et al. (2013) “A Pilot Study Examining Food Insecurity and HIV Risk Behaviors Among
Individuals Recently Released
From Prison,” AIDS Education and
Prevention, 25 (2), pp 112-123.
7 Rob Portman and J.C. Watts (April
29, 2013), “Reauthorize Second
Chance Act,” The Plain Dealer.
8 Pew Center on the States (April
2011), State of Recidivism: The Revolv1

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ing Door of America’s Prisons.
Ibid.
10 The Gospel of Luke 23: 39-43.
11 Mary Farrell, Sam Elkin, Joseph
Broadus and Dan Bloom (December 2011), Subsidizing Employment Opportunities for Low-Income Families: A
Review of State Employment Programs
Created Through the TANF Emergency
Fund, U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services.
12 LaDonna Pavetti, Liz Schott, and
Elizabeth Lower-Basch (February
16, 2011), “Creating Subsidized Employment for Low-Income Parents:
The Legacy of the TANF Emergency Fund,” Center on Budget and
Policy Priorities and CLASP.
13 Amy L. Solomon (June 2012), “In
Search of a Job: Criminal Records
as Barriers to Employment,” NIJ
Journal, Issue No. 270, National
Institutes of Justice.
14 Left Behind in America: the nation’s
dropout crisis (May 2009), Northeastern University – Center for Labor
Market Studies and Alternative
Schools Network in Chicago.
15 Ibid.
16 Bread for the World Institute
calculation based on 6 million drop
outs between ages 16-24 at a cost to
society of $292,000 per individual.
$292,000 is the estimated to taxpayers of dropouts per capita. See
Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada,
Joseph McLaughlin, et al. (October 2009), “The Consequences
of Dropping Out of High School:
Joblessness and Jailing for High
School Dropouts and the High Cost
to Taxpayers,” Northeastern Univers ?G?( 26V?FW"f?"?&?"?&?W@?7GVF?W2??r??''????W"?6WFV?&W"#???V???v?6R??V?Bf???6??v???F6???r6???B?fW'G?GW&??rF?P????