Since the start, the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted vulnerable and minority communities, who have may little access to health care or can’t work from home. In May, Correspondent Jessica Gomez traveled to Immokalee, Florida. It’s a town of mostly migrant workers and is one of the hardest hit communities in the state. But even as cases continue to spread, many workers can’t afford to take off work even if they’re sick.
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