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  1. 05-21-2010, 02:05 PM #1
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    32 Illegal laborers detained in Oakes UPDATED

    Published May 21 2010

    Illegal laborers detained in Oakes

    The U.S. Border Patrol detained 32 farm laborers in Oakes, N.D., Wednesday after they acknowledged they were in the country illegally, a Border Patrol spokesman said.

    By: Mila Koumpilova, INFORUM

    The U.S. Border Patrol detained 32 farm laborers in Oakes, N.D., Wednesday after they acknowledged they were in the country illegally, a Border Patrol spokesman said.

    The detentions took place after the Oakes Police Department made a traffic stop on May 14 and asked the Border Patrol for help with Spanish translation.

    “Our border agents questioned the subjects and discovered these individuals were here illegally,â€
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  2. 05-21-2010, 03:35 PM #2
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    [quote]“I was under the impression they were U.S. citizens,â€
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    So maybe police officers in Arizona should call the Border Patrol to translate for them everytime they deal with an illegal alien.
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    [quote]“I was under the impression they were U.S. citizens,â€

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    9 farm workers detained in Oakes, ND, plead guilty
    July 4, 2010

    The Associated Press - FARGO, N.D.

    Nine of 32 Oakes farm laborers detained in May have pleaded guilty to criminal charges and been turned over to immigration officials for deportation.

    Assistant U.S. Attorney Nick Chase says nine men entered pleas to charges of either re-entry following deportation or possessing counterfeit documents. They were sentenced to time served.

    Chase says the other farm laborers were turned over to immigration officials upon their May 19 arrests at Four Star Ag in Oakes. He wasn't sure whether any of the men had been deported yet.

    Four Star Ag owner Barry Vculek says he hired the men through a labor contractor and didn't know they were in the country illegally.

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    [quote]The men arrived in town roughly two weeks ago to help plant onions at Four Star Ag, a farm outside of Oakes, owner Barry Vculek said. He lined up the workers through a labor contractor in Oregon.

    “I was under the impression they were U.S. citizens,â€
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