No slowdown in illegal document trade (after raid) - Minnesota

Posted on: December 14th, 2006
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“If immigration officials wanted the Worthington raid to send a message to those selling fake documents, it didnt reach a group of four young men in the Lake St. K Mart parking lot. The site is a notorious spot for scoring false IDs. It was even mentioned in a New York Times article last summer.

When an MPR reporter approached the men, one offers a one-word question — “mica?” which is Spanish slang for an ID that might include a drivers license, a permanent residency card or a Social Security number.”

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