None of the provided statements is correct.
"Guest workers" typically refers to foreign laborers who are legally permitted to work temporarily in a host country. They are often not granted permanent citizenship, many choose to stay in the host country after the program ends (legally or otherwise), and these programs still exist in many European countries. Guest workers come from a variety of regions, not exclusively Northern Europe, and African workers are not universally prohibited.
Which of the following statements regarding Europe’s guest worker programs is correct?
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Guest workers were given permanent citizenship by their host country.
Guest workers were given permanent citizenship by their host country.
All guest workers returned home after the program ended.
All guest workers returned home after the program ended.
Government guest worker programs no longer exist.
Government guest worker programs no longer exist.
Most guest workers come from Northern Europe and head to Southern Europe.
Most guest workers come from Northern Europe and head to Southern Europe.
Guest workers from Africa were prohibited.
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