Bahamas fends off critics over new immigration rules
NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) -- On the first day new immigration rules took effect this month in the Bahamas, officers in green fatigues swept through poor sections of the capital filling two yellow school buses with dozens of people who couldn't document their right to be in the island chain.
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