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During the 1990s, Florida immigration lawyer Frank Ricci was an attorney to watch. He had 3,000 clients by last year and held seminars throughout the world for those seeking U.S. visas. But these days, Ricci is bankrupt and keeping a low profile, fearing he may be the target of drug lords as he plays a central role in a massive investigation that involves money laundering and nearly $1 billion worth of illegal drugs.
June 29, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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