Thread: 20 arrested at Memphis logistics company; state charges filed, I.C.E. agents present

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Originally Posted by nomas

Authorities were trying to figure out their true identities, he said.
That's the problem with blanket amnesty! We have NO idea who these people really are. They go thru no screening whatsoever!

In the 1986 amnesty each and every person had to file an application, provide a birth certificate from their home country, get a health exam, be fingerprinted, photo, in person interview, pay $185. fee, etc. This time around they may be required to do a DNA sample and facial recognition too. And many of them already have photos and fingerprints on fill with state DMV databases.

20 immigrants charged with working under false identities

By - Associated Press - Thursday, December 14, 2017

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Federal prosecutors say 20 people assigned by a staffing agency to work for a freight forwarding company in Tennessee have been charged with working under false identities.

The U.S. attorney’s office said in a news release Wednesday that employment agency Provide Staffing provided 20 employees to Expeditors International in Memphis.

Authorities say an investigation showed the workers were in the U.S. without legal documentation and presented false work eligibility documents. The employees, who are from Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico, were arrested Nov. 28.

The Commercial Appeal reports that the workers had access to a cargo area at Memphis International Airport that required special clearance.

Immigrant advocates say the government is unfairly prosecuting the workers. They face up to five years in prison if convicted. They also can be deported.


https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/dec/14/20-immigrants-charged-with-working-under-false-ide/

This is good, but these are small numbers of dozens when we need reports of many hundreds and thousands at a time. FUND MORE ICE AGENTS NOW!!! At least 15,000 more ICE Agents and teh 1,000 more prosecutors and 500 more judges as the President has requested.