[American Quilter]

But Tolman noted that no criminal charges are being filed against the Universal workers. And, unlike the Swift prosecutions, no children were left without relatives to watch them. No sole breadwinners or caregivers were jailed.

So they're not completely serious about getting rid of illegals.

"You feel so bad for all your co-workers who were arrested," he said at the meeting. "They asked me for help but I couldn't do anything."

By them tickets back to Mexico.

"Everything crumbled for me because of my children," she said, crying. "What am I going to say to them?"

"Children, your father and I did a bad thing. We cam here illegally, and now we're going to have to go home."

[RonF]

So they're not completely serious about getting rid of illegals.

Ah, but look at this:

Urrutia-Garcia, meanwhile, pleaded not guilty in his initial court appearance Thursday afternoon. He faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each count. The 39-year-old Provo resident and naturalized U.S. citizen was released from government custody but must appear in court for a hearing next week. A four-day trial is set to begin April 14.

If you cut off the supply of jobs, you'll get rid of the illegal aliens.