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Tuesday, 10 October 2006 |
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HOUSTON - In an Oct. 7 story about illegal workers suing Wendy's International Inc. and Cafe Express over their U.S. citizenship applications, The Associated Press erroneously reported that paperwork was never filed on their behalf. A law firm hired by their former employer, Cafe Express, submitted the applications but missed the filing deadline. The events occurred before Cafe Express was acquired by Wendy's, the parent company said.
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Saturday, 07 October 2006 |
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by Jennifer Ludden All Things Considered, October 4, 2006 · Anyone who has wondered what might happen if there were no illegal immigrants in America can look to Stillmore, Ga., for a case study. After agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducted investigations and raids in the area, a chicken processing plant that is the biggest employer in the tiny rural town lost more than half its workforce. In all, 126 illegal immigrants were arrested in Stillmore -- many of them have already been deported to Mexico. The last time anyone in the area could recall a similar raid was one that took place in 1998, in the onion fields. But Georgia's politicians raised such a protest that the federal government backed down. Since then, hundreds of thousands of immigrants have moved to Georgia, giving it one of the fastest-growing Latino populations in the country. |
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