February 25, 2007
February 9, 2007
Immigration raid leaves Texas town a skeleton
City fueled by illegal meatpackers falls apart after hundreds arrested
By Sylvia Moreno
Updated: 2:49 a.m. ET Feb 9, 2007
interesting:
But authorities charge that these immigrants had false identity documents, enabling them to get driver's licenses and jobs illegally, victimizing U.S. citizens and fueling the fraudulent document industry. Traffic stops or crime reports became confusing events in Cactus in recent years. Immigrants would offer two names, said former Cactus Police Chief Tim Turley. They had "el verdadero," as they called it -- the true name -- and their work name.
By Sylvia Moreno
Updated: 2:49 a.m. ET Feb 9, 2007
interesting:
But authorities charge that these immigrants had false identity documents, enabling them to get driver's licenses and jobs illegally, victimizing U.S. citizens and fueling the fraudulent document industry. Traffic stops or crime reports became confusing events in Cactus in recent years. Immigrants would offer two names, said former Cactus Police Chief Tim Turley. They had "el verdadero," as they called it -- the true name -- and their work name.
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