Immigrants from Mexico enter the U.S in a variety of ways that include all of the following EXCEPT
A. "Legals" who enter with official visas.
B. "Illegals" who enter without documents.
C. Braceros, or "guest workers," who have government contracts to do seasonal farm work.
D. "Commuters" who have official visas, live in Mexico, and work in the U.S.
E. "Border crossers" who have short-term work permits and often do domestic work.
F. None of the above: all are true.
F
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