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,Parental Employment and Children’s Security,and gang life often provide the emotional and physical security that their parents cannot provide. As we elaborate in this chapter, the long-term implications are serious for the children, their families, and for society at large.

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Income and Health-Care Insecurity Among the Mexican-Origin Elderly,d Medicare alone for health care. Although Social Security and Medicare provide a badly needed safety net for older individuals with nothing else, they can leave an older individual or couple in danger of serious economic hardship or incomplete health care.

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Segmented Labor Markets, Segmented Lives: Hispanic Workers and the Employment-Based Welfare State,verage as well. Those who belong to an employer-sponsored group plan are by law allowed to continue their participation at their own expense for up to 18 months or more, but they must cover the full cost, which in 2008 was over $12,000 a year for a family policy (Kaiser Family Foundation 2008). In o

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Book 2009nship status, and language proficiency—further block opportunities for upward mobility within the Mexican American population...In their analysis, the authors work to deemphasize the popular, cultural explanation for the economic disparities and focus on more practical, policy-based solutions. In ea

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