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	Thousands Across the Nation Protest INS Special Registration Fewer men detained this time around By Brian Kluepfel | Special to AsianWeek “INS director David Stills, how many cells will you fill?” A crowd that numbered in the hundreds filled the four corners near the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Services’ regional office in downtown San Francisco on Jan. 10. Fears of massive arrests did not materialize during the second phase of a post-Sept. 11 crackdown that required thousands of men from mostly Arab or Muslim countries to register with U.S. immigration authorities. COMPLETE STORY...		In Search of Symmetry (Feature) Thousands Across the Nation Protest INS Special Registration (in National News) First Annual Independent Press Convention To Be Held in San Francisco (in Bay Area News) The Art of Self-Recruiting (in Sports) History in the Making (in A&E) Emil Amok: Shaq's Taunt - Prelude to Hate Crimes? (in Opinion)

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Presidential Hopeful Edwards Woos South Asians in California By Neela Banerjee | AsianWeek Amid a looming war in the Middle East and a crushing job market, the 2004 presidential race has already begun. Democratic hopefuls include former vice-presidential candidate Joe Lieberman, Nebraska’s Bob Kerry and rookie senator John Edwards from North Carolina. Edwards made his way through Northern California last weekend, on a quiet tour just weeks after his announcement of his intent to win the Democratic nomination. More...

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