Question

during world war ii, mexican workers came to the united states as part of the program. options: bracero, trabajo, visa, jobs

Explanation:

During World War II, the Bracero Program was a bilateral agreement between the US and Mexico that allowed Mexican workers to come to the US to work, especially in agriculture, to address labor shortages during the war. "Trabajo" means "work" in Spanish, "visa" is a travel document, and "jobs" is too general. So the correct term is "bracero".

Answer:

bracero