workers employed in the H-2B nonimmigrant visa program over the last 20 years as it sees record growth, according to a report from the nonprofit Economic Policy Institute. The EPI report published Thursday says the number of H-2B workers is on track this year to surpass the peak it had reached in 2007. But along with that growth, low-wage migrant workers who sign up for the temporary work visa program find themselves laboring in industries where there is extensive wage theft and lawbreaking by employers, according to. . .
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