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Lawyers for Good Government is grateful to the law firms and companies whose pro bono research and support helped to make this report possible.

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We would also like to thank Robin Romano and Reid Maki for their photographs of child farmworkers used throughout this report.

Above all, we grateful acknowledge the many child farmworkers, and their parents and families across the country, whose courage to keep sharing their personal stories will lead to real, substantive, and lasting change to the lives of those in farmworker communities.

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