The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Elisabeth Borges, left, her daughter, Marianna, husband, Jose Osvandir Borges, seated, and son, Thiago, right, with Jose Silva, a family friend, in their Newark home on Monday, Dec. 3, 2007. "You can't spend your entire life waiting to be legal," said Borges, 42, reflecting on a hard decision born of lost hopes, new fears and changing economies in both countries since he arrived in 1996. By law, the couple faces a 10-year bar on re-entering the United States, even as visitors. That decision -- to give up on life in the United States --is being made by more and more Brazilians across the country, according to consular officials, travel agencies swamped by one-way ticket bookings, and community leaders in the neighborhoods that Brazilian immigrants have transformed, from Boston to Pompano Beach, Fla. (Sylwia Kapuscinski/The New York Times)
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