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The immigration status of workers accusing clothing manufacturer Donna Karan International of maintaining sweatshop conditions won't be turned over to the company because there is a possibility of intimidation, a federal judge in New York ruled. U.S. District Judge Whitman Knapp rejected a discovery request made by lawyers for the clothes maker in a dispute over unpaid wages at Manhattan garment factories.
June 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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