Eight are taken from a Home Depot store in Orange County to an immigration checkpoint by officers in Orange, who say the men broke work solicitation laws. California

“Eight Latino laborers without proof of legal U.S. residency were arrested Friday morning in front of the Home Depot in Orange and taken to an immigration checkpoint, from which they could be deported.

Orange police said the men were soliciting work outside the store and were cited for violating a city law that prohibits it.”

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