This undated photo provided by the National Trust for Historic Preservation shows a building in the historic Rio Vista Farm in Socorro, Texas. The Texas border town is working to restore crumbling white adobe buildings that were once a processing site for millions of Mexicans who came to the U.S. as temporary guest workers for more than two decades starting in World War II. Local officials and preservationists want to create a site that will tell the stories of the “braceros” who worked on farms and railroads. (National Trust for Historic Preservation via AP)
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