I'm sure I've posted something about this before. I think Florida was seriously looking into it if they haven't already started.
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Another "Innocent until proven guilty" ALLEGED dirtbag.
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I think it should be tougher but this will do, beats a kick in the ass, and sends the right message. To my understanding, this law is directed at those that NEVER had a license, not those that left their license at home.
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I'll continue to say this until it happens or hell freezes over: EVERY jail in this nation should screen every arrestee as to their immigration status and if they're illegally in this country they should be turned over to ICE.
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Just what we need, more child molesters. The article didn't say what the felony warrant specified.
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Gee, breaks my heart.
An immigration lawyer, who once run one of the biggest immigration law firms on the West Coast, was sentenced early this week to two years in federal prison for filing fraudulent visa applications, some of which were for their own employees, according to a news release from the United States Attorney’s Office said. A senior associate of the same firm was sentenced to three years probation, plus 200 hours of community service.
Korenberg was also ordered to pay a fine of $750,000, according to the release. Last fall, Korenberg pleaded guilty to two counts of visa fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit visa fraud.
The other defendants charged in the case are:
● Heidi Poepping, 45, of Moorpark, a paralegal at KAF, pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit visa fraud and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 21;
● Arturo Valencia, 56, of Walnut, the owner of Job Seekers International, pleaded guilty two years ago to one count of visa fraud and one count of conspiracy and is scheduled to be sentenced on May 12;
● Maria Theresa Resurreccion, 40, of Anaheim, an employee of Job Seekers International, pleaded guilty to one count of visa fraud and one count of conspiracy and is scheduled to be sentenced on May 5;
● Arnel Dizon, 36, of Corona, a co-owner of Employmasters International, pleaded guilty to one count of visa fraud and one count of conspiracy and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 28; and
● Marlyn Rodriguez Dizon (Arnel’s wife), 44, of Los Angeles, a co-owner of Employmasters International, pleaded guilty in May 2005 to one count of visa fraud and one count of conspiracy and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 14.
Thank God he was arrested in a locality that screens for illegals and he didn't get bailed out.
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This bothers me. I'm as big a hard-ass as most when it comes to securing the border. I'm very cynical about the government's commitment as I think they've been way too namby-pamby. I'd like to see more National Guard along the border and, instead, they're being pulled out. I know that the government had pledged so many additional officers but lowering standards isn't the way to do it.
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