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Money sent home in small sums by immigrant workers creates a mighty flow of hundreds of billions of dollars a year to developing countries.

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With a nontraditional approach, banks and community organizations draw U.S. immigrants into the formal banking system.

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Money sent home in small sums by immigrant workers creates a mighty flow of hundreds of billions of dollars a year to developing countries.

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