Agency issues guide on raids
Aims to treat immigrants humanely; Advocates say effort falls short
The federal agency that was widely criticized for separating parents from children when 361 immigrant workers were arrested at a New Bedford leather goods factory in March has issued new guidelines meant to prevent similar problems in future raids. (Full article: 841 words)
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