Rancher trial highlights border vigilantism
14th Nov 2006, 23:46 GMT
BISBEE, Arizona (Reuters) - A rancher accused of holding a Mexican-American family at gunpoint went on trial in this southern Arizona town on Tuesday in a case highlighting border vigilantism, rights groups said.
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