bracero

[US]/brəˈsɛroʊ/
[UK]/bruh-SEH-roh/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A Mexican laborer who entered the United States under a contract to work temporarily, especially during World War II and in the postwar period. ; A legal Mexican immigrant who works temporarily in the US, typically in agriculture.
Word Forms
Pluralbraceros

Phrases & Collocations

bracero program

bracero worker

bracero history

bracero legacy

bracero rights

bracero life

bracero impact

bracero stories

bracero agreement

Example Sentences

the bracero program allowed many workers to find jobs in the united states.

braceros played a vital role in agriculture during the labor shortage.

many braceros faced difficult living conditions while working abroad.

the bracero experience is a significant part of american history.

braceros often sent money back home to support their families.

many braceros were grateful for the opportunity to work in the u.s.

the legacy of the bracero program continues to influence labor policies.

braceros often worked long hours under challenging conditions.

the stories of braceros highlight the struggles of migrant workers.

braceros contributed significantly to the economy during their time.

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