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Josue Vega was one of thousands of immigrant workers who flocked to New Orleans in 2005 in hopes of finding a rebuilding job in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
He worked seven days a week and earned more than twice his normal earnings. But with work now down to three days a week, the 20-year-old is planning to go home to Honduras.
"My goal is to be here until November, and then never come back," he said. "I've had enough."
Immigrant workers in New Orleans start leaving (broken link)
Oh yeah, Bush...that guy who let all the black people drown.
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