BEIJING: They fuelled their nation’s dramatic economic rise, toiling in jobs far from home, but China’s migrant workers are now finding themselves increasingly unwelcome as authorities try to cap the population explosions in key cities.
Lin Huiqing moved to Beijing to look for work when his children were still in diapers.
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