... statuses. And, in this case, Hope Yen of the Associated Press is lying too (link). What she calls "Americans" are actually U.S. residents; not all are U.S. citizens:
... (Jeffrey McMurray, Roger Alford, Hope Yen, and Dylan Lovan) authored the main AP report here. They don't discuss a possible drug connection, instead focusing on tying this to contemporary politcal matters. The second paragraph says "the FBI is investigating whether he was a victim of anti-government sentiment"; what exactly they said isn't revealed and they could have meant long-standing...
... Associated Press article on them by Hope Yen is here. The PDF can be downloaded from professionals.collegeboard.com/policy-advocacy/diversity/undocumented
The president of the Board is former West Virginia governor Gaston Caperton, and the AP article quotes Thomas Rudin, their "Senior Vice President for Advocacy, Government Relations, and Development". If anyone can find direct contact...
Hope Yen of the Associated Press says:
(Rep. William Lacy Clay, Democrat of Missouri) said he planned to push the Obama administration to halt raids next year, noting that immigration officials did so during the 2000 census... "It think it should be repeated to tamp down on any fears the immigrant population might have on certain raids, whether they are here legally or not," said Clay, who chairs...
The aptly-named Hope Yen of the Associated Press offers an article about recent science-related Barack Obama appointments. She shows us what she at least really thinks about the politicization of science: she supports it, just as long as the politics are the right kind. In fact, either she or an AP editor re-wrote a later version of the article to delete a questionable phrase; see the two...