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Police Enforcement of Immigration Laws Raises Worry
At the Bestway Supermarket on Elden Street, where shoppers browse to merengue music and signs touting the specials are in Spanish and English, Latino customers say they don't know much about Herndon's new mayor or Town Council.
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By Bill Turque and Karin Brulliard
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Police Enforcement of Immigration Laws Raises Worry
At the Bestway Supermarket on Elden Street, where shoppers browse to merengue music and signs touting the specials are in Spanish and English, Latino customers say they don't know much about Herndon's new mayor or Town Council.-
By Bill Turque and Karin Brulliard