Greenville, SC (AP)- Residents and groups in the Greenville area are working together to help the families of more than 300 suspected illegal immigrants who were arrested in a raid at a poultry processing plant last week. Alliance for Collaboration with the Hispanic Community and local residents have met to identify
lawyers, counselors, educators and interpreters to help the families.
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Help for Suspected Illegal Immigrants
Residents and groups in Greenville are working to help the families of more than 300 suspected illegal immigrants who were arrested in a raid.
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Published: October 14, 2008
Published: October 14, 2008
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