11.   Agustin was the first to go to New York, where the family later learned he was selling trinkets in airports, subways and shopping malls.

12.   An exploitation ring in New York and other cities had been earning one million dollars a year from deaf Mexican immigrants forced to sell cheap trinkets in subways.

13.   Barry and Judith Smiley left behind good city jobs and a beautiful home in New York to eke out an existence making and selling trinkets on New Mexico streets.

14.   Brahim had ditched his job selling trinkets to try to make it to Italy, where his brother and sister moved and are prospering.

15.   But Alma Rosa Rodriguez, who visited New York to sell trinkets in airports and subways, had seen some advantages in the United States.

16.   This percentage of the population did not manage to work even an hour a week, whether selling trinkets on the street or begging.