NYC teachers from Caribbean seek immigration help


Hundreds of New York City teachers recruited from Jamaica, Trinidad and other Caribbean countries a decade ago say city officials have not followed through on promises to help them obtain U.S. citizenship, reports the Associated Press. The teachers were recruited in 2001 when the city faced a teacher shortage. Some say they are now worried about being deported…

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