JOE GARCIA

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                    [Title] => Biden: Immigration crucial to American innovation
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Vice President Joe Biden extoled immigration as crucial to American innovation yesterday at a college graduation ceremony in South Florida.

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                    [AuthorName] => Jennifer Kay
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                    [Title] => OFWs want to stay put in Middle East
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Joe Garcia, who works as an auto mechanic in Iraq, expresses the common sentiment of thousands of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) returning to their jobs in the Middle East after spending a long Christmas holiday in the relative safety of home.


Maria de Leon, a domestic helper in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, expressed the fear that hounds her and her fellow OFWs: Their children’s futures would be put at risk if they allow themselves to think of their personal safety. 


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Biden: Immigration crucial to American innovation

By Jennifer Kay | May 4, 2014 - 7:02am

Vice President Joe Biden extoled immigration as crucial to American innovation yesterday at a college graduation ceremony in South Florida.

World

OFWs want to stay put in Middle East

By Rey Arquiza | January 7, 2003 - 12:00am

War in the Middle East is preferable to uncertainty and a gloomy future back home. Joe Garcia, who works as an auto mechanic in Iraq, expresses the common sentiment of thousands of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs)...

Headlines