As US economy sours, some migrants return south

By ELLIOT SPAGAT, 
Published  2008-10-24 13:15:42
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After struggling just to pay his $300 monthly rent and send money to his wife and two children back in Honduras, Dionisio Urbina has given up. The day laborer is saving for a one-way plane ticket home. "I lost hope about finding work," the 54-year-old illegal... Email this Article Add to del.icio.us Add to digg Add to Facebook
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