- Newsmaker: Hundreds Held after Complying with INS Orders
Would prospective terrorists show up at the INS voluntarily? That-s the question being asked by lawyers for hundreds of Middle Eastern men over the age of 16 who appeared at the INS as required this week, only to be arrested. Thousands of their supporters turned out yesterday to protest. Francisco Arcaute, spokesman for the LA District of the INS, has more on the story. - Reporter-s Notebook: Produce Trucks
Carrying everything from tomatoes and lettuce to soap and Mexican spices, mobile vendors are used mostly by poorer Latino immigrants looking for ethnic foods, kids searching for candies, and people who don-t have cars to go to the supermarket. Which Way, L.A? producer Gisele Regatao followed two truck produce vendors from LA to Oxnard. Managing-editor Kyle McKinnon narrates the story.
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