Around 150,000 people rallied yesterday in Belgrade in the first mass protest against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic since NATO bombed Yugoslavia. The protest was organized by opposition groups such as Alliance for Change and Group 17, a confederation of economists and professionals that are calling on Milosevic to resign and appoint a transitional government.
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As the Senate begins its debate on the immigration reform bill, we speak to Shena Gutierrez, whose husband was nearly killed in an encounter with Border Patrol agents. While still unconscious in the hospital, he was threatened with deportation. She explains what happened. [includes rush transcript]
