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Why Are There So Many Filipino Nurses In The U.S.? | AJ+

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The United States has a lot of Filipino nurses. How did that happen?

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The Philippines and the U.S. have a long history – a relationship that's been defined at times as colonial, and at other times as a labor contract. As a result, Filipinos were the fifth-largest foreign-born immigrant group in the United States in 2015, and they're overrepresented in certain industries, like nursing and farming. How did that happen? Join Sana Saeed as she explores how America ended up with so many Filipino nurses – and what that says about the history of Filipino migration and labor.

Learn more here:

Migration Policy Institute. “The Philippines' Culture of Migration.”

Minority Nurse. “Philippine Nurses in the U.S. Yesterday and Today.”

NPR. “Grapes of WrathThe Forgotten Filipinos Who Led a Farmworker Revolution.”

Presented by: Sana Saeed

Edited by: Brian Joseph

Animations by: Debbie Schedivy

Produced by: Sana Saeed

Executive Producer: Sarah Nasr

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