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Line 32: − <blockquote> − ''For over two decades it has been a crime for an undocumented worker to hold a job in the U.S. To enforce the prohibition, agents conduct immigration raids, of the kind we saw in meatpacking plants in the last few years.'' [http://dbacon.igc.org/Imgrants/2009rightsnotraids.html] (2009) − </blockquote>
Illegal immigration (view source)
Revision as of 00:20, September 2, 2009
, 00:20, September 2, 2009→Legal aspects: drop false statement--it's a crime to hire them
Illegal entry is a [[misdemeanor]] in U.S. law, at the level of [[speeding]]. Those who are caught are promptly expelled from the country without penalty. However, multiple illegal entries can lead to [[felony]] convictions.
Illegal entry is a [[misdemeanor]] in U.S. law, at the level of [[speeding]]. Those who are caught are promptly expelled from the country without penalty. However, multiple illegal entries can lead to [[felony]] convictions.
====Mexico and Mexicans====
====Mexico and Mexicans====