Senegalese migrants in NYC turn to street vending amid job scarcity

Recent Senegalese migrants in New York, facing barriers to formal employment, have increasingly relied on street vending to support families. The article highlights the informal economy's role as a survival mechanism, though it does not quantify the scale or policy implications. This reflects broader migrant integration challenges in the U.S.

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