Massive raids seize over two thousand illegal entrants
Authorities report more than 2,000 illegal aliens, mostly from Latin America, arrested in California raids the largest in three years. Fifteen hundred were nabbed in the first three days and 600 more in a Wednesday sweep through Los Angeles and nearby valleys. Officials say deportations are common but not permanent and the border remains highly porous.
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