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By Pamela Hartman It's quite rare to see an attorney in immigration court challenge the admissibility of evidence or the underlying constitutionality of an immigrant's arrest. But all that changed last year following a highly publicized raid of a Van Nuys cartridge factory. After the February 2008 raid on Micro Solutions Enterprises, advocacy groups and the private immigration bar combined efforts to represent dozens of immigr...
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