KUT News by Joy Diaz
Officials have noticed an unusual trend along the border recently: more undocumented immigrants turning themselves in. Though the exact cause is unclear, some say the sequester might have something to do with it.
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03/13/2013
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Waco criminal lawyer, Walter M. Reaves, Jr., blogs on criminal law (sometimes overlapping with immigration law).
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