By Don Lajoie, The Windsor Star June 20, 2011

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Nineteen victims of international human trafficking have been granted a reprieve by Canadian immigration officials in Windsor to remain in the country for two more years and make a case for remaining permanently.

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By Don Lajoie, The Windsor Star June 21, 2011