What do many Serbian immigrants worry about?

Some Serbian-Americans living in the US city of Chicago say they are satisfied for former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic will be tried for war crimes. But, some say they would have preferred a trial in Serbia, and many worry the Serbian people will be tried along with Mr. Milosevic.
     News that Mr. Milosevic had been transferred to officials of the United Nations war crimes tribunal reached Chicago just a couple of hours before the daily" Serbian Radio Chicago" program on a local station here. It was among the program’ s top stories.
     At least 50,000 Serbian immigrants and Serbian-Americans live in the Chicago area. They staged large and loud protests in the city while NATO planes bombed the former Yugoslavia two years ago during the Kosovo conflict. But Serbian National Foundation Vice President Louis Milicich says many agree Mr. Milosevic should be put on trial.