Freehold, NJ Immigrant Workers Win Right To Gather

WNYC News | Jul 12, 2010
Across the country groups of Latino men crowd town centers and street corners hopeful for getting work. Freehold, New Jersey banned workers from the spot where they had been permitted to gather for years. Today, workers who sued and won a Federal court order guaranteeing them the right to stand on that strip of land will march to the site.

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