At a time where one of the busiest cities in the world has become a virtual ghost town, with empty subway cars at rush hour, desolate airports and typically overcrowded classrooms serving more than one million public school students totally empty, who do we see in the streets delivering food to white-collar New Yorkers working from home? Immigrants. From grocery store workers to delivery service workers, cab drivers, home health aides and other essential service providers, immigrants are risking their health because they have no other choice but to be on the front lines.
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