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As federal agents step up immigration enforcement efforts nationwide, Shelley Schrader isn’t wondering if another major immigration raid will happen nearby _ but when.
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Gregorio Perez, right, and his attorney Noemi Ramirez meet with reporters at the American Civil Liberties Union office in Los Angeles, Friday, Feb. 20, 2009. A judge has dismissed a deportation case against Gregorio Perez, one of 130 suspected illegal...
