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To: monkeyshine
If I read it correctly it sounds like a flimsy charge. The 2nd paragraph says the “encouragement” was in giving the illegal immigrant a job

Knowingly giving the illegal immigrant a job is a crime. The illegal likely committed several crimes as well in accepting the job, relating to falsifying tax forms and falsifying identification. As did the employer. IMO, the 1880 law aside, it's a simple criminal conspiracy.

38 posted on 08/24/2019 7:02:12 AM PDT by SJackson (If youÂ’re wondering whatÂ’s wrong with capitalism, itÂ’s made in Hong Kong, B. Sanders, when in Rus)
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To: SJackson

Yes. As I said elsewhere in that post there were likely other crimes. I guess they don’t prosecute those other crimes anymore. Or, they wanted to test this theory on the “encouragemnt” crime - but it seems like a hail Mary, or a pile-on charge. I am not a fan of overzealous prosecutions. Someone robs a bank, lock him up for bank-robbery. But these days they will charge him with bank-robbery, resisting arrest, unlawful brandishment/possession, terrorist threats and who knows what else. Seems silly. If we had legitimate criminal justice we wouldn’t need all this buffoonery. Sorry for the rant.


39 posted on 08/24/2019 4:18:55 PM PDT by monkeyshine (live and let live is dead)
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