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Dominican Republic Man Gets Nearly 5 Years for Drug, Tax Crimes
Channel 2 NewsOn Friday, a man from the Dominican Republic received his sentence of nearly 5 years for drug and tax crimes in Anchorage federal court. 30-year-old Issac Amparo-Vazquez conspired to import two kilograms of cocaine into Alaska and also conspired to use...Tags: Internal Revenue Service, Theft, U.S. Postal Service, Crime, Law and Justice, Dominican Republic
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As Obama sworn in, immigration activists plan Chicago march to protest his policies
Tribune reporterAs President Barack Obama gets sworn in for his second term Monday, immigration activists in Chicago plan a march downtown to protest administration policies that have led to a record number of deportations. The president has pledged to make...Tags: Extradition, International Law, Republican Party, Human Rights, Barack Obama
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Is new ICE detention center a secret?
When is ICE going to announce its new detention center located in the old Wal-Mart building. Or is this going to be a secret place? — In the Know, El Centro El Centro city officials did say the builder on this project, the Government Services...Tags: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Rentals, Prisons, National Security
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Fly-fishing in winter? Northern Michigan river offers zen-like experience
Anglers know something that tourists don't. You can fly-fish all year round, even in winter. Beyond skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, skating and winter zip-lining, the latest tourist attraction in northern Michigan is getting in a float boat and having...Tags: Tour Operations Industry, Cross Country Skiing, Mall of America, Travel, Politics
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Who would be responsible for unauthorized musicians caught working in Imperial Valley?
I play in a musical group in the Imperial Valley. All of our band members live in the Valley; we pay taxes and have our business license. My question is how so many bands and musicians from Mexico keep getting hired here in the Valley, when most of them...Tags: Punishment, Employment, Fines, Music, Mexico
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La esperanza de un indocumentado
El dÃa antes de que el presidente Barack Obama anunciara su compromiso para impulsar una reforma migratoria, que intentará crear un sendero hacia la ciudadanÃa para 11 millones de indocumentados en el paÃs, Carlos RodrÃguez esperaba encontrarse ya al otro...Tags: Miramar, Colombia, Barack Obama, Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach
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ICE fines San Diego and Imperial County-area companies for hiring unlawful employees
Four businesses in Imperial County were fined more than $61,000 in fiscal 2012 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for employment-related violations. The announcement came Tuesday as ICE announced that 10 businesses between San Diego and...Tags: Civil Laws, Labor Legislation, Marketing, Crime, Law and Justice, Career and Workplace
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Local hiring violations result in ICE fines
Four businesses in Imperial County were fined more than $61,000 in fiscal 2012 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for employment-related violations. The announcement came Tuesday as ICE announced that 10 businesses between San Diego and Imperial...Tags: Civil Laws, Labor Legislation, Marketing, Crime, Law and Justice, Career and Workplace
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'Yellow dot' program spotlights medical needs at accident scenes
Q: At the Pennsylvania Farm Show the other week, while picking up my complimentary state map, I also grabbed a flier about the PA Yellow Dot Program. Seems like a decent idea, but I've never seen a yellow dot on a car. Is this a new program? What's your...Tags: Macungie, Disasters and Accidents, Tom Corbett, Transportation Accidents, Diseases and Illnesses
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Bail and illegal immigrants
With all due respect to bail bondsmen who play a necessary role in the criminal justice system, the case pending before the Maryland Court of Appeals involving illegal immigrants and whether bondsmen should be liable for illegal immigrant defendants who...
Tags: Extradition, International Law, Finance, Prosecution, Judges
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Bail for illegal immigrants in question before Md. high court
Maryland's top court could make it much more difficult for undocumented immigrants to secure bail bonds, in a case likely to resolve long-standing questions about whether bondsmen are on the hook when clients get deported before trial. In a case...
Tags: Interior Policy, Extradition, International Law, Prosecution, Judges
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Authorities hope images of child porn suspects can solve crimes
L.A. NOWFederal authorities in Los Angeles on Thursday announced criminal complaints against two suspects depicted in a widely circulated series of child pornography images, asking for the public’s help in locating the individuals. Investigators believe the...
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