Associated Press
WASHINGTON - After heeding the Bush administration's call to seek help regardless of status, a handful of illegal entrants who fled Hurricane Katrina have been ordered to appear for deportation hearings.
Three undocumented immigrants were met by immigration agents at the El Paso airport when they were flown in from the Gulf Coast along with other evacuees, said Leticia Zamarripa, Immigration and Custom Enforcement spokeswoman in El Paso. A fourth person, a permanent legal resident, was questioned and released, she said.