It is still going to be illegally grown, illegally sold.
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Crossing the border illegally is a federal misdemeanor, and recrossing illegally is a felony, but no law mandates the separation of families that cross the border illegally.
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Crossing the border illegally is a federal misdemeanor, and recrossing illegally is a felony, but there is no law mandating the separation of families that cross the border illegally.
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They were probably brought illegally to Turkey, and they have to work illegally in Turkey.
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Since 2017, the company has been fined almost $10 billion for illegally collecting data on children, illegally squeezing out competition in online advertising, illegally leveraging its dominant Android operating system to hurt or destroy competitors, and illegally using search to favor Google products over others.
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Rosamaria was brought to the country illegally by her parents, immigrants who are also in the U.S. illegally.
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Jiang is facing charges of illegally trafficking counterfeit goods and fraud, while Zhou is accused of illegally exporting goods.
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There are two likely possibilities: Either a pharmaceutical manufacturer mislabeled the pills, or the pills were illegally manufactured and obtained illegally.
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The pills may have been mislabeled by a pharmaceutical manufacturer, or the pills may have been illegally manufactured and obtained illegally.
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"I believe Howard was hired illegally, fired legally, and rehired illegally," Massad said during the recorded call, according to an arrest report.
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You know, we're talking about people that came into the country illegally, so they came in illegally, and they're gonna be taken legally.
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"Whilst graffiti exists illegally on private and public property, ANSI originally existed on (and to take credit for) illegally pirated software," Payne said.
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On Wednesday, the church issued a bulletin saying its leaders would face criminal charges, including illegally operating a business and illegally publishing material.
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In dealing with those already in the country illegally, a whopping 84% say developing a plan to allow some people living in the US illegally to stay is a more important priority than deporting all people who are living in the US illegally.
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There is no evidence to support Trump's claim that millions voted illegally—there isn't even evidence to support a claim that hundreds voted illegally.
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Since then, the U.S. Department of Commerce has affirmed that Bombardier has both illegally subsidized and illegally dumped its product in the U.S. marketplace.
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Canadian illegally entered US in August, authorities say Mathews is accused of illegally crossing into the US -- specifically, Minnesota -- from Canada on August 19.
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There is simply no legal distinction necessitating differential treatment for someone in this country illegally and someone here illegally who has committed a crime.
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When someone is found to be in the country illegally and removed, they can be federally prosecuted if they arrive in the country illegally again.
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In addition, federal records show more immigrants are in the U.S. illegally because they overstayed their visas than because they illegally crossed the southwestern border.
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He was later arrested, then released without bail, as killing a person while illegally driving and illegally speeding is apparently not "violent" in New York.
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Most farcically Slick Rick, a British-born rapper, was once arrested for illegally deporting himself and illegally re-entering America after performing on a Caribbean Cruise.
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There are a lot of people — a lot of people — my opinion, and based on proof — that try and get in illegally and actually vote illegally.
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Those who voted illegally and illegally registered to vote gave documentation to the department of motor vehicles identifying themselves as non-citizens, according to the release.
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"The prosecutor said the defendant Wu Xiaohui fraudulently and illegally raised money for the purpose of illegally taking assets, and the amount was especially huge; he (also) took advantage of his position to illegally take company capital as his own, and the amount was huge," it said.
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And all but 29% of the people who crossed our border illegally, not applying for asylum, crossed our border illegally for all those years, 211% were deported.
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"The constant story about us separating families ... when someone enters this country illegally, or someone overstays their visa, they know they're in this country illegally," Homan said.
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He is being investigated on suspicion of illegally filming women while engaging in sexual acts with them and illegally distributing the videos over social media, police said.
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I think the operation could control the border, and you can&apost quantify that in terms of how many people are illegally -- it&aposs illegally entering the country.
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"It's a war and she came illegally to Syria, she worked with the terrorists, and because she came illegally, she's responsible of everything that befell her," he said.
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An activist charged with illegally offering food and medical assistance to migrants suspected of illegally crossing the southern border had his trial end Tuesday in a hung jury.
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"It's a war and she came illegally to Syria, she worked with the terrorists and because she came illegally, she's responsible of everything that befell her," Assad said.
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All 71 people who were trapped in the collapse are now accounted for, Pei said, noting the hotel in question was built illegally and illegally renovated multiple times.
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Operators illegally capture animals in the wild and then pass them off as captive-bred, or breed the animals on site and illegally sell them into the trade.
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Some were apprehended trying to cross the border illegally, while others crossed illegally and then presented themselves to border patrol agents asking for asylum because they feared returning home.
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Asylum seekers are being turned away illegally at the U.S.-Mexico border Asylum seekers are being turned away illegally at the U.S.-Mexico border This segment originally aired Feb.
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In short, what to do about the people who are living here illegally is more the problem of the people who are living here illegally than it is ours.
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He did not say it was "illegally circulated" because it was not illegally circulated—Trump regularly and ominously refers to leaks as "illegal" when they have First Amendment protections.
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In 2016, the United States Justice Department accused Lumber Liquidators of illegally importing hardwood flooring that was mostly made in China using timber illegally harvested in Russia's Far East.
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"There are a lot of people, a lot of people, in my opinion and based on proof, that try and get in illegally and actually vote illegally," he said.
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Both hotels on the 10-mile long beach on the Adriatic Sea south of Durres port were built illegally, police said, and the second had also been legalized illegally.
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Under the new policy, Sessions ordered prosecutors to pursue charges against people who cross the border illegally — crossing illegally once is a federal misdemeanor, a repeat offense is a felony.
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Voting illegally: A Texas woman was sentenced to five years in prison for voting illegally in the 2016 presidential election while she was on supervised release from a fraud conviction.
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"There are a lot of people — a lot of people — my opinion, and based on proof — that try and get in illegally and actually vote illegally," the president told reporters.
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Mr. Barr drew a distinction between people who enter the United States, often illegally, and commit crimes, whom he called "criminal aliens," and people who simply enter the country illegally.
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An ever-increasing scandal, it allegedly involved the president's lawyer illegally trying to influence a foreign government to falsely accuse the former vice-president of illegally influencing the same foreign government.
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It said the officers, whom it identified by name and were all part of Moscow's anti-drug police force, had also illegally obtained the drugs and stored and transported them illegally.
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" "Even if you believe people entered our country illegally.
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JEH JOHNSON, FORMER HOMELAND SECURITY SECCRETARY: Our message to those who are coming here illegally, to those who are contemplating coming here illegally into South Texas, is we will send you back.
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"Based on their line of thinking, if you parked your car illegally, it's going to cause you to rob banks, because most people who rob banks park their cars illegally," Krawitz said.
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House Republicans are pointing to new documents as evidence that Planned Parenthood illegally profited from the sale of fetal tissue, but Democrats say the documents are wildly misleading and were possibly obtained illegally.
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The list, he explained, doesn't contain all non-citizens in the country illegally — it contains only non-citizens legally present and those here illegally who register in some way with the federal government.
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He was in the country illegally, his visa having expired.
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Should all individuals who enter the U.S. illegally be prosecuted?
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Women have actually been renting the runway illegally for decades.
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All three told agents they had entered the country illegally.
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Answer the question, did they come here legally or illegally?
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We have zero tolerance for people enter our country illegally.
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Obama prosecuted mothers for coming to the United States illegally.
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McHugh pleaded guilty to illegally accessing a computer in September.
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IT IS UNCLEAR how many migrants are in Britain illegally.
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Let people who are here illegally stay in this country.
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He accuses LPO activists of illegally trespassing on private property.
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State media reported that Dr. Li was illegally spreading rumors.
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Authorities were unaware he'd allegedly returned to the states illegally.
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The central government ruled that the villas were built illegally.
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But illegally manufactured fentanyl pills are readily available across America.
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The duo had illegally snuck their dogs into the country.
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The document says the organization is illegally extending its reach.
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Sixteen other individuals face charges of illegally taking public deposits.
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They seized an illegally parked car and the contraband inside.
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What about those who evade border controls and enter illegally?
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The Trump campaign, however, argues the documents were obtained illegally.
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It's easier to download their music illegally on torrent sites.
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The online behavioural advertising industry is illegally profiling internet users.
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The statement also knocked MSNBC for "illegally" publishing the report.
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He illegally crossed an unguarded border into Ecuador from Colombia.
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Her husband, Roberto Beristain, came illegally from Mexico in 1998.
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The complaint indicates Thompson "recognizes that she has acted illegally."
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He returned to Thailand illegally later that year, Coconuts reported.
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Salgado had to cross illegally, running across fields and highways.
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They said the victim was illegally walking on the highway.
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I haven't bought weed illegally since high school, I think.
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The local government said the houses had been built illegally.
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MYTH: These migrants are trying to enter the US illegally.
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They are not trying to sneak into the country illegally.
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The former happens when a voter casts a vote illegally.
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Republicans contend that the list of exemptions is illegally broad.
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Brand alone survives the camps, and immigrates illegally to Israel.
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Three to 5 million people voting illegally in the election.
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So the mother and child crossed the Rio Grande, illegally.
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Da Silva has been in the U.S. illegally since Aug.
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The shooter illegally manufactured guns he used Tuesday, officials said.
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He made that money trafficking narcotics illegally into this country.
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The city even began impounding scooters that are parked illegally.
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Immigrants living illegally in California are entitled to driver's licenses.
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Most people illegally possessing firearms do not turn themselves in.
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The family has refused all offers of obtaining cannabis illegally.
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An estimated 11 million immigrants are in the country illegally.
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Some farmers and ranchers take land illegally when they can.
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Illegally manufactured fentanyl was suggested to be the driving force.
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Russia accuses the sailors of illegally entering its territorial waters.
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They accused him of illegally painting trees and vandalizing houses.
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He was never in the country illegally, Mr. Bergin said.
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Allegations of illegally tampering with the ball are nothing new.
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Most of those attempting to cross illegally were not refugees.
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"I haven't painted illegally since about 2001," Mr. Donnelly said.
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Too much has already been destroyed — much improperly; possibly illegally.
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At the time, Russia said Ukraine illegally entered its waters.
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Adam leaves closed committee hearings to illegally leak confidential information.
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Above, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh after crossing the border illegally.
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They were killed illegally in the Clark Mountain Herd Area.
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Rick Scott, who claimed the administration's move was illegally coercive.
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Deniz, a Mexican citizen, twice entered the United States illegally.
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We don't have reliable information about aliens who enter illegally.
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The FBI says some of the artifacts were obtained illegally.
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That means about half of crop workers are working illegally.
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That people of color are either shiftless or here illegally?
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Mr. Kislin responded with suggestions that Mr. Lutsenko acted illegally.
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Some, like my relatives, came here illegally, under false names.
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As more workers entered legally, fewer wanted to come illegally.
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But that's not counting all the judges who voted illegally.
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That's you catch a person coming across our border illegally.
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That propaganda was used to justify spying on Americans. Illegally.
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Because he was in the US illegally, he faced deportation.
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Parmer said the firecracker manufacturers may have been operating illegally.
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He was accused of illegally hoarding food, not political resistance.
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A person came in from Mexico illegally and killed her.
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But she had remained in the country illegally, officials said.
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They are accused of illegally funneling money to Republican committees.
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Landlords who illegally evict tenants will also face stiffer penalties.
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White House and Secretary of Defense illegally ordered governor's arrest.
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A person came in from Mexico, illegally, and killed her.
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This is about people who have crossed the border illegally.
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We cannot continue to allow immigrants to come here illegally.
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Many have crossed illegally into the more prosperous Dominican Republic.
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This includes people apprehended trying to cross the border illegally.
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A path to citizenship for those in the country illegally would not be part of Trump's vision for this deal, with the possible exception of "Dreamers" -- those brought into the US illegally as children.
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Earlier, he was embroiled in the Iran-Contra affair, in which Ronald Reagan's administration illegally sold Iran American weapons, in exchange for help in freeing hostages and financing (also illegally) Nicaraguan anti-communist insurgents.
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In addition, the guidance tells officers they should consider whether an immigrant crossed the border illegally and weigh that against their claim, potentially rejecting even legitimate fears of persecution if the immigrant crossed illegally.
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She supports the DREAM act, which would encode in law protections for children brought to the United States illegally as well as a pathway to citizenship for immigrants who are in the country illegally.
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And because of Trump's new policy, if they're apprehended crossing illegally and don't go through the ports of entry, the parents will be referred for prosecution (it is a federal misdemeanor to cross illegally).
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In firing Malik, "the bank illegally retaliated against Mr. Malik and illegally discriminated against him on the basis of his race, religion and national origin," Singer said of Malik, who is of Middle Eastern descent.
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Mr. Herrera arrived in 2004, entering the country illegally through Mexico.
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The same principle is what is happening when they cross illegally.
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We illegally pick a bunch for the van's dashboard and depart.
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Three million ballots were not illegally cast in the 2016 election.
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When people enter our country illegally, there are consequences to pay.
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INGRAHAM: Do you know when he came into the country illegally?
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PIRRO: So, it&aposs our fault that they are crossing illegally?
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True asylum seekers have no need to cross the border illegally.
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The charge also incorporates the allegation of entering Maltese waters illegally.
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They also were accused of helping people enter the country illegally.
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You have to, you will be prosecuted if you … come illegally.
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And did Congresswoman Maxine Water illegally incite leftists to commit violence?
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We have zero tolerance for people that enter our country illegally.
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That charge also incorporates the allegation of entering Maltese waters illegally.
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Illegally parked cars spill onto the pavement and crowd out pedestrians.
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Samsung has denied making the payments or illegally seeking government favors.
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Since then, he was also charged with illegally possessing firearm silencers.
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"Tell people not to come to our country illegally," he said.
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Hacking techniques are often used illegally, but they're not necessarily illegal.
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He'd started with pain treatment, but then began buying drugs illegally.
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"I'd never ask someone if they're here illegally," Bacon told me.
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"Nighthawkers", who hunt treasure illegally on others' land, face strict penalties.
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The photos, TMZ reports, were illegally obtained from photographer Russell James.
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An ICE detention does not mean an individual was working illegally.
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Sefilian was jailed in June over allegations of illegally possessing weapons.
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The abandoned building had been illegally occupied by some 150 families.
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You have to, you will be prosecuted if you… come illegally.
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It must also destroy any illegally obtained data, the court said.
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Police said they did not believe the information was accessed illegally.
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That report, however, involved legal prescription drugs that were illegally diverted.
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"When you come illegally, there's the word—you're 'illegal,'" Nathan said.
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Go deeper: Federal judges rule Michigan's voting maps are illegally gerrymandered
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In court, Marcin Jakacki, 36, admitted to illegally selling 20,000 pills.
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Move your family across the country to make more money illegally!
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That includes traffic violations, shoplifting, or having illegally crossed the border.
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Legal Canadian gun owners are selling their weapons illegally, he said.
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We have zero tolerance for people who enter our country illegally.
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This is when I started buying pills illegally on the streets.
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Libya says the migrants are illegally entering and leaving the country.
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An estimated 11 million immigrants live in the United States illegally.
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S. border if they're crossing it illegally, per an AP report.
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Many are in Italy illegally and work in semi-clandestine sweatshops.
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Not everyone crossing illegally from Mexico to the US is Mexican.
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He claims that the businesses had obtained their title documents illegally.
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In total, Poole said they crossed 10 of the borders illegally.
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Either way, people will NOT be allowed into our Country illegally!
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The law bans trade in illegally obtained wildlife, fish and plants.
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Moscow accused them of illegally entering Russian waters, which Kiev denies.
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Torres entered the United States illegally, according to an immigration official.
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Putin's troops are still illegally occupying territory in these sovereign countries.
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They live in poverty working illegally in restaurants or construction sites.
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Devin Kelley bought guns illegally, despite his domestic violence conviction, and .
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But we're getting them out of our country; they're here illegally.
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Illicit whites are legally manufactured cigarettes illegally smuggled into myriad markets.
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Card cracking=using stolen credit cards to buy stuff illegally online.
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Three to 5 million people voted illegally in the 2016 election.
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Bell is operating illegally in a salon, risking thousands in fines.
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There is no widespread proof that 3 million people voted illegally.
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They were arrested and charged with crossing into the country illegally.
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Others found ways to terminate their pregnancy illegally — and often dangerously.
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Police have not indicated the suspect is in the country illegally.
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She also illegally paid approximately $10,000 for private chefs, prosecutors said.
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It is very hard to crack down on midwives operating illegally.
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Our generation wasn't doing anything new in terms of partying illegally.
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They did not come here illegally of their own free will.
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Trump has promised to expel people living in the country illegally.
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Simply put, illegally entering our country is not a victimless crime.
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"Many ICOs are being conducted illegally," Clayton said, testifying before Congress.
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You don't illegally annex, invade other territories," she told "Power Lunch.
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Ayestas is a Honduran national who entered the United States illegally.
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More than a million people crossed illegally into Europe last year.
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DACA recipients are immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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There is no suggestion that the officials or consultant acted illegally.
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Even now, many continue to work illegally, and suffering the consequences.
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Some carry families who have lived illegally in Iran for years.
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She was charged on three counts of illegally touching a patron.
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Nigeria's central bank said the funds had been illegally moved abroad.
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It had long been overrun by illegally parked cars and trucks.
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A record 1,305 rhinos were illegally killed in Africa last year.
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Sunland Park officials are alleging the wall portion was built illegally.
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A secret White House usually becomes an illegally operating White House.
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They were convicted of illegally obtaining private records of Chinese citizens.
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Increasingly, Maltese women are also illegally importing abortion pills bought online.
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Many sponsors, he said, are immigrants in the country illegally themselves.
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Cody was also convicted of illegally possessing and neglecting an alligator.
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His wife, Elvira, 47, is from Mexico, and also here illegally.
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Arrests of immigrants living illegally in the United States are up.
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People who arrive between ports of entry, crossing illegally, are not.
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The pair were recently charged with illegally smuggling dogs into Australia.
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Eleven of them face criminal charges for entering the country illegally.
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DOJ decides whether to bring criminal charges against those here illegally.
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More than 30,000 asylum seekers have illegally crossed the Canada-U.
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The junta that illegally usurped power protected the killers. Maj. Gen.
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He initially faced a charge, later dropped, of illegally possessing firearms.
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Trump can't physically stop anyone from crossing into the US illegally.
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Sherman is an environmentalist who formerly worked illegally dumping toxic chemicals.
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Central questions — Did the president conspire to illegally influence the election?
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What do you guys do, when you're not selling alcohol illegally?
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Moscow accuses them of illegally entering Russian waters, something Kiev denies.
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Ivandjiiski's father had accused me of illegally stealing documents from his
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"Parents who entered illegally are by definition criminals," Ms. Nielsen said.
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This provides an incentive for people to cross the border illegally.
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But we're getting them out of our country, they're here illegally.
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He was jailed in June on allegations of illegally possessing weapons.
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And just coming over the border illegally is the wrong way.
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The program protects immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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Plame's identity was illegally leaked by the George W. Bush administration.
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Some of the prescribed drugs were sold illegally on the street.
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Demographers say the survey likely undercounts those in the country illegally.
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They also appear to have been illegally captured by a drone.
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"This is going on illegally all across the country," he said.
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Rowold, a convicted felon, was charged with illegally possessing the devices.
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But no reports so far have suggested that Rice acted illegally.
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Trump himself has even called on authorities to illegally shoot immigrants.
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There are roughly 2,000 drivers, three-quarters of them operating illegally.
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The agency says he is illegally present in the United States.
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He accused Maguire of illegally withholding the complaint from the committee.
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Both groups deny the charge that the document was illegally obtained.
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This includes those migrants who want to cross Hungary's border illegally.
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The handgun was in the home "illegally," Young said without elaborating.
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Campaigns often seek information illegally leaked by whistleblowers or public officials.
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For decades, thousands of Irish women sought abortions illegally each year.
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Being illegally present in the U.S. is currently a civil offense.
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But that's a whole lot different from illegally conspiring with Russia.
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The police say Mr. Perez Arriaga entered the United States illegally.
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Above, a building where two apartments were illegally offered through Airbnb.
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"I don't want to stay illegally in the U.S.," he said.
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Rohingyas have to be deported because they are staying here illegally.
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Moscow accused the 24 sailors of illegally crossing the Russian border.
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That night was probably not his first time illegally consuming alcohol.
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I found out I was here illegally when I was 16.
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But the father was charged with being in the country illegally.
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The guy suspected of illegally installing the camera was later arrested.
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Now, for those who are come across illegally -- wait let me finish the question, for those who are coming across illegally, and not seeking asylum, some of whom have already been deported who are bringing children.
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Two core pieces of Trump's plan, for example, involve removing more criminal immigrants who are in the country illegally and ending "catch and release" of those who cross the border illegally and are awaiting court hearings.
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If lawmakers wanted to provide a special pathway to citizenship, they would allow people who are in the country illegally to obtain legal status and begin the process to citizenship while they reside illegally in America.
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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws!
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Another time he said he was illegally detained in the airport on his way to film The Road To Guantánamo, a movie about a group of friends who are illegally held and tortured at the detainment camp.
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Kelly also told lawmakers that a sharp decline in people crossing the southern border illegally was due in part to President Donald Trump's immigration policies and widely publicized arrests of immigrants living in the United States illegally.
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With Mr. Trump's promise to crack down on immigrants living in the United States illegally and an executive order that vastly expands who is considered a priority for deportation, Mexicans living here illegally are increasingly on edge.
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Here, he illegally stutter-steps before the kick, drawing a yellow card.
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The Hispanic man was in the United States illegally, the newspaper reported.
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Their mothers and fathers detained and charged with entering the country illegally.
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LEWANDOWSKI: When you cross the border illegally -- PETKANAS: How dare you, sir.
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And when people come across the border illegally, that&aposs number one.
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And they are saying crossing the border illegally is breaking the law.
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He is in the country illegally and may face deportation, police said.
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NYC Mayor de Blasio disputes Border Protection allegations he crossed border illegally .
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Anybody that gets by the Border Patrol illegally, they&aposre home-free.
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Law enforcement officials told reporters that Rivera was in the country illegally.
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Sotelo stopped illegally racing a few years ago when he got married.
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What's going to happen with immigrants, noncitizens, people who are here illegally?
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Authorities said he made more than $130,000 illegally from 2015 to 2017.
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You are the one that crossed that border illegally with your child.
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These are cities that shelter people who are in the U.S. illegally.
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We need this because there are illegal aliens crossing our border illegally.
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"I do have relatives and friends who are here illegally," Cameron said.
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So if you enter the country illegally, you&aposre breaking the law.
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It was not immediately clear whether Baldassari was in the U.S. illegally.
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Trump's claim: That millions of people illegally voted in the 2016 election.
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"They plan to sell it abroad illegally," Alvarado said in an interview.
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Myth #2: Most immigrants illegally crossing the US-Mexico border are Mexican.
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Those caught dumping their trash illegally face hefty fines and public shaming.
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Prosecutors say some of those funds illegally came from a foreign national.
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It did not find that the Trump campaign illegally conspired with Russia.
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The woman ended up crossing into the US illegally as a result.
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Barr's ruling affects migrants who are apprehended after illegally crossing the border.
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But when you come in illegally and break the law, it's worse.
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Thursday the United Nations concluded that Julian Assange is being detained illegally.
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Their homes and those of some of their neighbors were built illegally.
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Tell people not to come to our country illegally, that's the solution.
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He stayed illegally in the UAE until 2016 when he was arrested.
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Allows Police To Illegally Murder And Brutalize African Americans And Hispanic People.
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The 'what' has to be an overt attempt to seize power illegally.
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Some geek illegally uploaded the old Japanese TV show, The Water Margin.
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Rival companies are saying Big Tech are illegally abusing their market power.
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Coming here legally should be a lot easier than coming here illegally.
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Others illegally hold electronic payment cards linked to the social security system.
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"Someone is attempting to blackmail me using illegally obtained information," he added.
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Carranza entered the US illegally as a teenager in 2004 from Mexico.
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Even though they're operating illegally, they're very professional, and that surprised me.
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Andrew Cuomo of illegally trying to take down the gun rights group.
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Others have argued that the fires were started illegally by timber traders.
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America is not just imprisoning people who are in the country illegally.
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Most of the migrants who find work in Greece are employed illegally.
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Many migrants have turned to smugglers to help them cross borders illegally.
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So far, the album has been illegally downloaded more than 750,000 times.
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So far, police in Chicago have confiscated roughly 5,500 illegally-owned guns.
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"People came into our country illegally," Trump said at the White House.
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WATTERS: When you come across the border illegally, that makes you illegal.
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Officials say about 70,000 people who enter the country illegally claim asylum.
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Hell, they can get rejected and keep working illegally, it doesn't matter.
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In other words, for the votes, they register incorrectly, and/ or illegally.
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I was arrested, illegally, and faced a potentially very harsh jail sentence.
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"Everybody in this country illegally is subject to being deported," he said.
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It's crazy to think that three to five million people illegally voted.
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His administration says these places shelter immigrants living in the country illegally.
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He's a Guatemalan citizen who had been living in the U.S. illegally.
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In 2005, New York City transit workers illegally walked off the job.
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These lands are often illegally occupied by individuals or investors, said Szerman.
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Yes, 3 to 5 million people voted illegally in the 2016 election.
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The government said hazardous materials had been stored illegally at the site.
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In 2008, he was convicted of illegally dumping wood materials, records show.
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In Chicago, his taxi fleet included wrecked vehicles with illegally laundered titles.
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Sessions blasted sanctuary cities for protecting those who enter the country illegally.
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It is a crime to come across illegally and children get separated.
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He had obtained his Glock pistol, and substantial amounts of ammunition, illegally.
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Jordan said they been illegally arrested without charge a few months ago.
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Moreover, they thought he was going about it illegally, bypassing the cabinet.
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But that didn't stop him from illegally dealing firearms while off-duty.
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Those trying to seize power illegally would be held accountable, he added.
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" The woman then accuses Shi, in broken English: "You are here illegally.
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Anyone who has entered the United States illegally is subject to deportation.
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Indeed, most "undocumented" immigrants actually do have documents; just illegally obtained ones.
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"Many ICOs are being conducted illegally," Clayton told lawmakers at the time.
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The funds had been illegally diverted to other Mirax entities, investigators said.
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The mother admitted to being in the US illegally, the statement said.
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Both sides have accused each other of illegally seizing the other's tanker.
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Amazon's Alexa devices are being made by Chinese schoolchildren illegally working overtime.
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That policy prioritizes the prosecution of people who enter the country illegally.
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In 2628, roughly 28500,6900 were apprehended attempting to cross the border illegally.
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Teenagers ride all-terrain vehicles illegally there and haul kegs for partying.
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Sara Netanyahu also illegally paid approximately $10,73 for private chefs, prosecutors said.
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In 2013, 87% of those caught crossing the border illegally were individuals.
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Christianson said Virgen and Quiroz were also in the United States illegally.
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How does it verify the accuracy of several thousand illegally obtained emails?
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The 11 face a misdemeanor charge for allegedly entering the US illegally.
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"We are sending a message worldwide, don't come illegally," Sessions said Wednesday.
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Texas mall robbery suspects ID&aposd as Mexican nationals in U.S. illegally.
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"We can't see any way out other than going illegally," Raúl concluded.
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The laws state you enter the country illegally it&aposs a crime.
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There is no path to — those here illegally will have to leave.
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We need something to prevent people from coming into this country illegally.
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How difficult would it be to cross the border illegally in 2016?
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Why do we want to know which buildings have been illegally converted?
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She later briefly worked illegally at the restaurant that employed her husband.
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"Are we going to be illegally healthy or legally unhealthy?" he asks.
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It was originally just one room that served beer and liquor illegally.
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Barr's decision applies to migrants who crossed illegally into the United States.
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Police, of course, claimed that the company was producing hash oil illegally.
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He hadn't obtained a green card and was still working completely illegally.
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Remarkably, the DOJ illegally recorded, monitored, and reviewed attorney-client privileged calls.
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Why did Mr. Trump invite Russian hackers to illegally break into Mrs.
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The files, said to be illegally taken from the email of Mrs.
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There are still 11 million illegally present people in the United States.
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Under President Trump, there is intensified emphasis on catching people entering illegally.
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"If people didn't cross the border illegally this wouldn't happen," he said.
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People in the United States illegally are ineligible for most disaster aid.
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He had previous convictions for illegally carrying a firearm and possessing drugs.
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There is no evidence at all that millions of people voted illegally.
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Our rights and liberties were illegally stripped away by this dishonest fool.
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None found evidence of anything close to millions of people voting illegally.
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Melania appears to have entered the US legally and then worked illegally.
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Authorities said they believed the suspect had entered the United States illegally.
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Voter fraud as commonly understood — people illegally casting voters — is borderline nonexistent.
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Arrests for illegally crossing the border reached about 1.64 million in 2000.
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What are your thoughts on "Obama NSA illegally surveilled Americans for years"?
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The artifacts were stolen or illegally exported from Italy, Italian officials said.
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Orchids, in particular, are being sold illegally across borders with little recourse.
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You said there needs to be consequences for crossing the border illegally.
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A native of Ecuador, Mr. Villavicencio entered the country illegally in 2008.
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The two men wanted to dissuade Haitians from illegally crossing into Canada.
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You can lose government grants for illegally misrepresenting your workers and wages.
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What are the dangers for immigrants trying to enter the country illegally?
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They do not have Social Security numbers because they are here illegally.
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They wound up arresting 290 people for being in the country illegally.
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Shifty is now exposed for illegally making up my phone call, & more!
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Clinton but for millions of ballots that were illegally cast against him.
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The Bevin administration promptly sued, claiming the center was performing abortions illegally.
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More than 2,000 family members were arrested after crossing the border illegally.
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That includes introducing a new law to criminalize officials illegally enriching themselves.
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Litigation over every rule illegally withheld from Congress easily could be avoided.
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They're in there illegally according to your own government standards right now.
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"It is a criminal activity to cross the border illegally," he said.
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If pervaded by illegally-obtained licenses, it may only whitewash consumers' consciousness.
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The government has said the vaccines themselves were real, although traded illegally.
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He had been struck by a Honduran man in the country illegally.
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Next, find out how many people were living in the US illegally.
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He illegally entered Turkey through the YPG-held town of Tal Abyad.
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All of the remaining uninsured would be people in the country illegally.
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Like the recorder, the Russian government may have obtained the information illegally.
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Trump did not provide evidence that Schiff has illegally leaked confidential information.
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But he was found guilty of illegally posing with the detainee's corpse.
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His government said "illegally armed groups" protested against the project on Wednesday.
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Ethiopia's demand has always been the restoration of those illegally looted treasures.
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Each year, tens of thousands of migrants are illegally smuggled from here.
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Bryant Robert Mitchell said he was illegally searched during a traffic stop.
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Several million votes were cast illegally, costing Trump a popular vote victory.
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The ACLU argued the order illegally targeted refugees based on their nationality.
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A widow selling cigarettes illegally was confronted by inspectors and the police.
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She is accused of illegally enrolling in Ewha Womans University in Seoul.
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Nearly 2.5 million immigrants are estimated to be residing in California illegally.
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Do they want people to continue to immigrate to this country illegally?
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But those who cross into Mexico illegally, she said, will be deported.
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Apprehensions at the border of people illegally crossing it are also down.
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The first adult I ever told I was here illegally was Mrs.
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As a child she fished (legally) and swam (illegally) in the waters.
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Then a small shop that was illegally storing chemicals burst into flames.
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At another, the charging apparatus was blocked by an illegally parked truck.
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The government said the school was operating illegally, according to staff members.
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In some cases, people in the country illegally also faced criminal charges.
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No one knows how many succeeded in entering illegally without being apprehended.
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Each year, tens of thousands of migrants are illegally smuggled from here.
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She was originally charged on three counts of illegally touching a patron.
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However, critics claim many owners have illegally kept their firearms, AP writes.
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But many of these rules get undermined by fishing boats operating illegally.
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Why would he illegally download programs on a computer that's not his?
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Moscow accused them of illegally entering Russian waters, something that Kiev denies.
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Authorities raided Bailey's residence in May, seizing an illegally owned machine gun.
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The company, in response, denied that it acted illegally in any way.
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In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally There is no evidence that millions of people voted "illegally" in this election.
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We'll start with the news on Juul... FDA says Juul illegally marketed e-cigarettes Federal health authorities blasted e-cigarette maker Juul on Monday, saying the company illegally marketed its products as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes.
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One of Donald Trump's official delegates to the Republican National Convention has been indicted for child pornography, illegally owning a machine gun, and illegally trying to mail explosives through the US Postal Service, Huffington Post's Christina Wilkie reports.
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This means that the current epidemic, which the CDC calls "unprecedented in scope," isn't being driven by illegally sold prescription drugs, but by a massive influx of illegally manufactured fentanyl masquerading as heroin and hiding in counterfeit prescription drugs.
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"It's a war and she came illegally to Syria, she worked with the terrorists and because she came illegally, she's responsible of everything that befell her," he told NBC News in the interview later posted on Syrian state media.
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Mexicans immigrate to America illegally because of the lure of high-paying jobs.
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And in many cases, they're illegally here, illegal immigrants, and they have guns.
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That&aposs going to create an incentive for more people to come illegally.
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A sanctuary city mayor is accused of illegally crossing into the United States.
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It is a criminal violation for an adult to cross our border illegally.
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It was illegally dug up during Islamic State's occupation of the desert town.
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Border Patrol agents routinely apprehend Middle Eastern suspects trying to enter America illegally.
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And veterinarians themselves may be abusing opioids or helping to illegally sell them.
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They both came to the United States illegally more than 20 years ago.
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"It is a disgorgement of illegally generated profits," FINMA spokesman Tobias Lux said.
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The spokeswoman also accused the U.S. of keeping its troops in Syria illegally.
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Deneumostier pleaded guilty on Thursday to two counts of illegally intercepting oral communication.
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But some parents here illegally say they have had trouble finding affordable help.
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Under current law, prosecutors must show that a suspect's wealth was illegally obtained.
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Of those, nearly 133,000 had crossed illegally, including more than 11,000 unaccompanied children.
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He is accused of embezzlement and illegally monitoring phone calls and other communications.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said the US ship illegally entered Chinese waters.
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Canadian police say 183 people have crossed illegally into Manitoba since Jan. 1.
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The court found that Amona was built illegally on privately-owned Palestinian land.
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S. officials illegally and routinely turn away asylum seekers at ports of entry.
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This isn't the first time medical waste has been illegally recycled in China.
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The government is seeking to prosecute all adults who crossed the border illegally.
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Just yesterday, the FDA accused Walgreens of illegally selling tobacco products to kids.
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At trial, prosecutors argued Drejka was a "parking lot vigilante" who acted illegally.
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Russia-backed hackers are suspected of illegally obtaining and handing over those emails.
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But on Sunday, Trump flat-out accused Cruz of courting his delegates illegally.
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Illegally downloading music is fairly innocuous in comparison to downloading a gun, right?
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When questioned, the mother said that she was in the United States illegally.
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At the same time, we don't want people coming into our country illegally.
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Instead, they go into the desert and attempt to cross the border illegally.
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Bear bile products are then re-exported illegally and sold all over Asia.
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Dejected and adrift, she started working illegally in Montreal to make ends meet.
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The suits also claim Questcor defrauded Medicare by illegally marketing H.P. Acthar Gel.
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Go deeper: Judge blocks Trump's asylum ban for migrants who enter U.S. illegally.
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That law included an amnesty provision for people who entered the country illegally.
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The teen was in government custody after illegally entering the U.S. in September.
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"Foreigners entering India illegally are a great threat to internal security," Kovind said.
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He says it is his foes who are seeking to topple him illegally.
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There&aposs a wave of Central Americans pouring illegally into the United States.
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After the election he claimed, without evidence, that "millions of people voted illegally".
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Wearing a police uniform illegally carries a fine of 1,000 to 1,500 rubles.
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CFTC alleged in its complaint that FXCM capital became "illegally undercapitalized" on Jan.
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The new policy would apply to both groups — those crossing illegally and legally.
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There are two likely possibilities: Either the pills were mislabeled or illegally obtained.
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You cannot build it without the Mexicans that are illegally in the country.
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Chung Yoo-ra, 20, was arrested on charges of staying in Denmark illegally.
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That was how Ms Robles learned she was in the United States illegally.
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If pedestrians are behaving illegally, for instance, should that affect the vehicle's behavior?
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Almena rented and illegally converted the warehouse into a residence and entertainment venue.
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"Ted, you support legalizing people who are in this country illegally," Rubio said.
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First they are harboring people here illegally by refusing to cooperate with ICE.
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Some Kuk were found guilty of illegally selling their land rights to developers.
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And if they can't afford an abortion, they're going to get one illegally.
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The next day, Barriss was arrested for illegally entering his grandmother Wendy's house.
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That tractor was carrying a vehicle that was illegally parked in someone's driveway.
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To claim there were millions of ballots illegally cast is careless and absurd.
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And he made absurd, unfounded claims that millions voted illegally in the election.
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Friel said virtually all those crossing the border illegally are led by smugglers.
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Every day the Macedonians expel people they have caught who had crossed illegally.
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They are applying DNA analysis to track illegally traded ivory and rhino horns.
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Gula was arrested in the latter country last month for living there illegally.
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The higher something is taxed, the greater the incentives for providing it illegally.
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He spent months in federal custody on weapons charges for illegally carrying a .
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" Cuomo pressed on, asking, "Why would you say millions of people voted illegally?
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"Ted Cruz didn't win Iowa, he illegally stole it," Trump tweeted Wednesday morning.
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Most immigration raids have targeted workers suspected of being in the country illegally.
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Many other asylum seekers cross illegally and hand themselves in to border officials.
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She insisted the campaign illegally used her image without her knowledge or approval.
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Trump is vowing to deport millions of people illegally residing in the country.
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He was busted for doing it illegally on an NYC street last summer.
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And right now, the only way to do that is to cross illegally.
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They will try to cross illegally to the United States that same afternoon.
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What's the difference between getting weed before illegally and getting it now legally?
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The US-based company has been operating illegally in Buenos Aires since April.
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Immigration officials say 250 people are coming across the border illegally each day.
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He claimed, without evidence, that "millions" of people voted illegally for Hillary Clinton.
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If Chicago wants to harbor criminals here illegally, don't give Chicago federal money.
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Last weekend, he accused Obama of illegally wiretapping Trump Tower during the campaign.
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Brull-Lopez threw his Glock away, he said, because he'd acquired it illegally.
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But say, 'All right, you're here illegally, but we're going to protect you.
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The FCC is charging the station with illegally broadcasting on an FM wavelength.
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She went to a backstreet clinic in Kibera and got abortion pills illegally.
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In response, China said the American destroyer had sailed through Chinese waters illegally.
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"Yeah and illegally selling water without a permit," she says in the video.
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Bashir is facing charges in Sudan, including corruption and illegally possessing foreign funds.
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They are charged with conspiracy and illegally bringing immigrants to the United States.
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His administration canceled the payments last week, arguing they were being made illegally.
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The phrase "here illegally" only appears in one quote of a Democrat lawmaker.
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The illegally sold tickets had been blocked and cannot be used, he added.
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PA to court for illegally seeking big discounts from suppliers, following an investigation.
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Code Pink has been illegally squatting in the Embassy in Washington for weeks.
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People are in this country illegally and what do we do about it.
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But millions more have come illegally, refusing to abide by our nation's laws.
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Under the zero-tolerance policy, anyone who crosses the border illegally faces prosecution.
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"Either way, people will NOT be allowed into our Country illegally," Trump tweeted.
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His administration has also cut down on the seizing of illegally harvested timber.
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She eventually determined that dicamba had been sprayed illegally, and Gibson was fined.
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He had been detained with his father after crossing into the country illegally.
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The illegally obtained product came from "Dank Vapes," a mysterious black market brand.
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California's suit alleges Juul illegally marketed to and sold e-cigarettes to minors.
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Our overwhelmed immigration court system currently provides a major incentive to cross illegally.
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In May, Paz Rodriguez and Ashley illegally crossed the Rio Grande into Texas.
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ScootScoop has found big business in repossessing scooters that have been parked illegally.
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Trump refers to some who cross the border illegally as 'animals,' not people.
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"This suspect is in our country illegally," Christianson said at a news conference.
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A record 26,2200 of the animals were illegally killed in Africa last year.
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The illegally obtained documents include "tens of thousands of emails," the letter adds.
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As children, DACA's 800,000 "Dreamers" were brought to America illegally by their parents.
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Shiva and her supporters maintain that Monsanto brought Bt Cotton into India illegally.
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"I cannot imagine how many more people are illegally buried there," said Winckler.
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Migrants aren't as likely to carry smartphones, as Chino did while crossing illegally.
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Additionally, Bolsonaro's administration has cut down on the seizing of illegally harvested timber.
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Four separate court reviews all concluded that the Texas law is illegally discriminatory.
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The policy was found to be unconstitutional for illegally targeting blacks and Latinos.
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The people being detained by the Trump policies are illegally in this country.
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"At this point, we are being held illegally against our will," Courter said.
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Many of them had crossed the border illegally, while others had sought asylum.
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Around 1.3 million people live illegally on SODEFOR managed land, the agency estimates.
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Ms. Morales, who entered the country illegally from Guatemala, even met Mr. Trump.
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Many migrants who illegally cross the Rio Grande seek asylum in immigration court.
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Despite their failed first attempt to cross illegally, the two friends remained undeterred.
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The state governor said the school had been operating illegally in the building.
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People illegally breed caimans across the city to sell to restaurants, he said.
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Most New Hampshire Republicans don't want to deport people in the US illegally.
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That is especially true for those who are living in the country illegally.
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None of it is defensible, whether the immigrants arrived here legally or illegally.
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One individual charged had been deported in 2014 and reentered the US illegally.
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She seemed open to the idea of crossing illegally if she had to.
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Even worse, their kids were charged with illegally bringing in an outside beverage.
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Illegally poaching, smuggling or trading pangolins, for example, can carry lengthy prison terms.
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The money, from a dairy cooperative organization, came disguised illegally as small contributions.
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Those that do not will be technically marketed illegally and subject to enforcement.
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The BLM had previously seized Bundy's cattle for illegally grazing on federal land.
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Or a person can simply melt into the streets, without documentation, living illegally.
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Some of those booked are also people who had crossed the border illegally.
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However, in this case, the owners of the database were illegally maintaining it.
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Some would also stay illegally in Brazil, where they were given fraudulent documentation.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said the U.S. ship illegally entered Chinese waters.
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There, he was flagged during booking proceedings as being in the country illegally.
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For people in the country illegally, things have been playing out much differently.
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It has sought to limit migrants entering the country both legally and illegally.
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I enjoyed the scenery; there was no need to hug illegally domesticated sloths.
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He was convicted in May of hundreds of counts of illegally prescribing drugs.
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The Border Patrol apprehended 21625,2900 people who crossed the border illegally in December.
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The agencies also argue the order illegally conflicts with the 1980 Refugee Act.
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Qasem Soleimani to stock traders who may have profited illegally from the tip.
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Neighbors sent around a letter complaining about his illegally parked SUVs, Clarke reported.
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An active-duty Marine has been charged with illegally taking firearms to Haiti.
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Immigrants, here legally or illegally, he said, were taking jobs from American workers.
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He then accused Mr. Obama of illegally wiretapping Trump Tower during the campaign.
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Around half of the Californian agricultural work force is in the country illegally.
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Charles was convicted in 1996 of selling crack and illegally possessing a gun.
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But those who enter Canada illegally are granted a hearing on their claim.
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Investigators go undercover to track poachers, posing as people illegally fishing for elvers.
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Freedom Watch argues the Obama administration is illegally redefining the nation's gun laws.
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If you illegally cross, it's just like a criminal in the United States.
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The administration's zero tolerance policy prosecutes adult migrants caught crossing the border illegally.
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I'm tired of them being here illegally and cutthroating the rest of us.
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Ms. Macias crossed the border illegally when she was 10 years old, alone.
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I am relieved American citizens came home after being illegally detained by Iran.
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Last year, for example, a record number of families crossed the border illegally.
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In a separate post, he appeared to admit to carrying a handgun illegally.
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He said China's own law enforcement does not tolerate illegally carrying money abroad.
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Hamed was part of a group that crossed illegally into Hungary on Sept.
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Arizona's Scarred Generation Two daughters of Mexican immigrants who crossed the border illegally.
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Sessions has targeted any person in-country illegally for his entire Washington career.
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The program protected immigrants who were brought here illegally as children from deportation.
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Mr. Cardona, 47, entered the country illegally by crossing the border with Mexico.
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Obviously, if he wasn't in the country illegally, it wouldn't have happened either.
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And many remain in this country illegally, which undermines our nation's immigration laws.
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The tons of extra cannabis continue to leach out across the country illegally.
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That work force is being paid illegally low wages, federal regulators have found.
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He claimed millions of people voted illegally with zero evidence to support it.
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Others illegally subdivided properties, often so family members could build on their lots.
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He also said there was insufficient evidence that Mr. Trump illegally obstructed justice.
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Cops say he was drunk and illegally in possession of prescription oxycodone pills.
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Miller had a collection of 21170,212015 artifacts, many of which were taken illegally.
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You have now illegally removed access to my phone, email, and social channels.
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"Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws!" he wrote in a tweet.
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Deportations of people living in the U.S. illegally also increased under the Obama administration, though Republicans criticized Obama for setting prosecution guidelines that spared some groups from the threat of deportation, including those brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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DACA is deferred legal action for a special segment of those who are illegally in the U.S. Approximately 800,000 people applied for deferred status, allowing them to stay in the country without risk of deportation, even though they are illegally here.
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Yet Mr. Trump landed on Thursday night in Orange County with a blistering speech attacking immigrants who are in the country illegally and suggesting that Mexicans illegally crossing the border were responsible for a recent spike in crime in Los Angeles.
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We cannot think of a better example than the Trump administration's policy to forcibly remove children from parents caught trying to enter the U.S. illegally as they are seeking asylum from violence, presumably to deter people from entering the country illegally.
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The law, passed in 2008 when Democrats controlled the House and signed by Republican then-President George W. Bush, doesn't deal with children who are illegally crossing the border with their parents but with children who are illegally crossing alone.
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" At the National Sheriffs' Association event on Monday, Nielsen touted the administration's hard-line approach to prosecute all immigrants who illegally enter the U.S. "This administration has a simple message: If you cross the border illegally, we will prosecute you.
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The lawsuit, filed against Trump, the Trump Foundation and members of the Trump family, alleges that Trump illegally used the foundation to support his 2016 presidential bid and that the charity illegally donated more than $2.8 million to that campaign.
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But refugees often qualify, as do the children of people who have arrived illegally.
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Also on Wednesday, police arrested opposition lawmaker Tom Kajwang for illegally administering Odinga's "oath".
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And many are living in their cars or camping illegally, especially in the summer.
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The former "Jeopardy!" winner has pleaded guilty to illegally accessing co-workers' email accounts.
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OK, the parents are definitely not perfect, and they shouldn&apost be crossing illegally.
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Anybody that overstays their visa illegally in the United States, they&aposre home-free.
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That information had originally been illegally obtained by Russian agents, Mueller has previously said.
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The way he characterized Mexicans who come to this country illegally was another instance.
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When an adult crosses our border illegally, he or she is breaking the law.
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If you&aposre here illegally as J Johnson said, you don&apost have permission.
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And in the past, the FBI did illegally intercept my mail 218 years ago.
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When you cross the border into the United States illegally, expect to be arrested.
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We have a 70 year low in terms of people crossing that border illegally.
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The swell of migrants illegally crossing the border in recent months has overwhelmed DHS.
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"Everybody who is here illegally is subject to removal at any time," Spicer said.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say Joergensen has been living in the country illegally.
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In Rio de Janeiro, Globo TV found people illegally selling their place in queues.
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U.S. immigration officers last week arrested more than 680 people in the country illegally.
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He would eventually confess in a written statement to trying to buy alcohol illegally.
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Italy is angry that France sends back migrants who illegally enter France from Italy.
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So, the last stand against those who make it in here illegally is ICE.
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You&aposre not supposed to break the law and come into the country illegally.
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Moscow said the vessels had illegally entered its waters off the coast of Crimea.
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So stopping more people from coming here illegally is actually in their best interest.
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He has denied accusations of embezzlement and illegally monitoring phone calls and other communications.
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People have crossed illegally between those formal crossings, where the agreement does not apply.
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But despite their efforts, some still choose to enter the US illegally, he said.
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Others, including from Yemen and Syria, are crossing illegally into Canada at other points.
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These young adults were brought illegally to the country as children, mostly from Mexico.
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And Juan Garcia, while off duty, illegally sold prescription medication to an undercover officer.
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Maduro says it is the opposition that is seeking to overthrow the government illegally.
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Guillén was 15 years old when he crossed the border illegally with his family.
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I paid my own rent and Brown stayed illegally in Ella's Section 8 apartment.
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"Anyone who has entered the United States illegally is subject to deportation," Trump said.
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WikiLeaks said Ecuador had illegally terminated Assange's political asylum in violation of international law.
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Now, a man has been charged with illegally possessing and mistreating the tiger cub.
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We had a Mexican girl named Karen working with us who immigrated here illegally.
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In those 38 words, it said anyone here illegally is permanently ineligible for citizenship.
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And the president faces a lawsuit accusing him of illegally profiting off his presidency.
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Ramirez's DACA protection was later revoked and he's now technically in the country illegally.
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David Berry Jr. pleaded guilty on December 6 to charges of taking wildlife illegally.
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They allege that the videos show Planned Parenthood illegally selling fetal tissue for profit.
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So immigrant families, even if they arrive illegally, can become American in one generation.
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Police have already charged the crew with assisting the migrants to illegally enter Thailand.
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In May, Shkreli sued three former colleagues at Retrophin, saying they illegally ousted him.
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Producing mentholated cigarettes illegally on such a scale without being detected would be hard.
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"Ted Cruz didn't win Iowa, he illegally stole it," Mr. Trump said on Twitter.
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Hermann was sentenced in January to a year in jail for entering Iraq illegally.
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"Just because she's here illegally doesn't mean she doesn't have constitutional rights," Chutkan said.
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Doe is one of thousands of unaccompanied minors who have crossed the border illegally.
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We have at least 11 million people in this country that came in illegally.
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Desertion and illegally leaving the country come at a cost, she explained to me.
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Ultimately, the return policy will apply to both groups — those crossing illegally and legally.
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"Many ICOs [initial coin offerings] are being conducted illegally," Clayton said at the time.
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In February, the FTC fined TikTok $5.7 million for illegally collecting children's personal information.
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Read: Did Melania Trump Immigrate to the US Illegally for a Nude Photo Shoot?
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In June last year government soldiers attacked mines which, they said, were operating illegally.
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In 2000, American border police caught more than 1.6m people crossing into America illegally.
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The painted leather shield is believed to have been acquired illegally in the 1970s.
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We learned that both weapons came from Pagourtzis&apos father who owned them illegally.
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The case also could affect long-term U.S. residents who entered the country illegally.
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The third opioid is heroin, derived from opium poppies, almost all of it illegally.
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BlackBerry claims that Twitter is illegally using mobile messaging technology that the company created.
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Masange estimates that 100 trucks of logs a month are illegally leaving the country.
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Donald Trump continues to insist that 3 million people voted illegally on Election Day.
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Similarly, in Pakistan, Rohingya men tend to work illegally, as fishermen, mechanics or waiters.
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They illegally distributed pills with a street value of $10 million to $15 million.
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Update: Melania Trump denies that she worked illegally in the United States. pic.twitter.com/U3VTY05mzc
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First come the loggers, who illegally extract valued lumber sold in far-off cities.
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You do not have a universal right to emigrate to the United States illegally.
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"It is our position that they are holding Aaron Hernandez's brain illegally," he said.
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All were making a living from crime: mining illegally or stealing rubber from plantations.
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There is a common myth that people in the U.S. illegally don't pay taxes.
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The Mazzoncinis' advocate, Austin Ayisi, told CNN by phone that the police acted illegally.
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The only problem is, a grand jury says the filmmakers did it illegally. Oops.
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Iran also has a bad habit of illegally detaining foreign nationals, including American citizens.
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Playing for money illegally, weren't you ever afraid about pissing off the wrong person?
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An FBI Director rejecting the POTUS' claim that the former POTUS illegally wiretapped him.
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But more moderate candidates said they would retain laws against crossing the border illegally.
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Kagoike and his wife were arrested in July on suspicion of illegally receiving subsidies.
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This was 18, when illegally uploaded internet content was neither hidden nor, seemingly, policed.
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"A large portion of the MS-13 gang members are here illegally," DeMarco said.
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Vigilante groups have captured more than a hundred who have entered the country illegally.
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Over 2,85033 children were separated from families when caught crossing the souther border illegally.
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But the panel convicted Gallagher of illegally posing for pictures with the detainee's corpse.
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Regulators are also probing if Amazon illegally uses dealers' data to make similar items.
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Regulators are also probing if Amazon illegally uses dealers' data to make similar items.
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Now, for sure, it is a felony for anyone to "illegally" wiretap another person.
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Russia justified the seizure by saying the vessels were illegally sailing through its waters.
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The North Korean Foreign Ministry said Pyongyang had always rejected "illegally fabricated" U.N. resolutions.
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You have to, you will be prosecuted if you bring, if you come illegally.
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"Without papers, the police will think that you're here illegally," Fisaha recalled him saying.
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But having some form of VPN is non-negotiable if you're downloading content illegally.
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Border Patrol officers apprehended him after he entered the United States illegally in 453.
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Comey has pushed back against the President's assertions that he illegally leaked classified information.
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He also accused O'Rourke of taking the side of immigrants in the country illegally.
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It only affects those who have been apprehended after crossing into the country illegally.
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He initially fled El Salvador in 1979 and entered illegally but was later deported.
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The program has protected people brought to the country illegally as children from deportation.
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But there was a catch, he said: He was in the United States illegally.
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Of course, he has zero actual evidence that any Yankee Stadiums voted illegally. 27.
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Some plan to cross the border illegally -- and I've seen them jump the fence.
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It added that authorities would severely punish tourists for illegally carrying meat into Taiwan.
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The administration has also warned of a rise in families crossing the border illegally.
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Aquinas Kasbar pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of illegally taking an endangered species.
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It's also possible that fans will still be able to pirate the match illegally.
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But Mr. Skoro had already slipped into the United States illegally in November 2014.
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Youngblood said he could not confirm whether the three were in the country illegally.
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The branch was shut down after the academics realised they had founded it illegally.
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They are also allowed to remain in the country even if they arrive illegally.
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The policy meant any adult caught crossing the border illegally would face federal prosecution.
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That meant that every person crossing the border illegally would be referred for prosecution.
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During the Kerch Strait incident in November 2018, Russia illegally captured 24 Ukrainian sailors.
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Some carried portraits that they had illegally removed from town halls, held upside-down.
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Police identified him as Mohamed Belkaid, 35, an Algerian national living illegally in Belgium.
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The program provides protection for certain immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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"Who is gonna leave a scholarship to choose to live in the US illegally?"
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ObamaCare, as one example, did not offer healthcare to people in the country illegally.
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And according to US law, even some who enter illegally can seek defensive asylum.
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Those people include children who came to or stayed in the United States illegally.
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They had been living illegally in Mexico in what authorities described as a commune.
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It added that millions more are likely to bet illegally through offshore online books.
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Tenants who illegally sublet increasingly face eviction as landlords crack down on illegal listings.
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Palomino is also under investigation for alleged illicit enrichment and illegally wiretapping journalists' telephones.
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All people apprehended entering the country illegally are subject to prosecution under the policy.
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Officials explain it as a "zero tolerance" policy for those crossing into America illegally.
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Every minute a fire hydrant is open illegally, more than 1,000 gallons pour out.
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The couple spent two years in prison for illegally obtaining government records on individuals.
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"We never asked people to come into our country illegally," Johnson told VICE News.
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An estimated 57 million euros were allegedly siphoned off illegally between 2001 and 2008.
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Oliver North, a Marine officer detailed to the NSC, illegally sold arms to Iran
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But the Post added that he was expelled in 1905, apparently for emigrating illegally.
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So we want, we want to create a path to citizenship for those illegally.
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The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy prosecutes any adult coming into the US illegally.
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Britain's equality watchdog is investigating whether the opposition Labour Party illegally discriminated against Jews.
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The 33-year-old is accused of helping Syrians and Iraqis illegally enter Germany.
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Union officials said Uber had operated illegally even before the new law was passed.
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Most of them face administrative charges for allegedly being in the United States illegally.
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Police did not indicate that the suspect in Saturday's shooting acquired his guns illegally.
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Gutierrez had returned to the United States illegally from Mexico after a previous deportation.
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Since then, voters have come forward claiming that their absentee ballots were collected illegally.
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We have Strong Borders and will never accept people coming into our Country illegally!
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It would apply only to Syrians who entered Europe illegally, not to other nationalities.
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Neighbors have complained about the beauty shop, which Simin operates illegally in her apartment.
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It can be pursued illegally out of state and the drugs moved into state.
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If you feel you are being illegally prevented from voting, you need to insist.
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Some were automatic weapons or semi-automatic rifles illegally modified into fully-automatic weapons.
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When an asylum seeker crosses into the US illegally, she commits a federal misdemeanor.
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She could not say if any people had tried to cross into Mexico illegally.
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Since January, nearly 3,500 asylum seekers have entered Canada illegally from the United States.
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Judge Miriam Escobar said about $6.1 million had passed illegally through Ecuador's soccer federation.
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WikiLeaks said Ecuador had illegally terminated his political asylum in violation of international law.
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That seems remarkable in light of her comments on shooting migrants entering Germany illegally.
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Large quantities of Chinese-produced honey are being dumped illegally on the US market.
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"Anyone who enters the U.S. illegally is subject to deportation," Trump's campaign website says.
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The tips enabled Hobson to illegally trade in the stocks of Medivation Inc MDVN.
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FCC argues that the agency's decision was not just dead wrong, but achieved illegally.
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Mr. Trump would expel 11 million immigrants who are illegally in the country; Mrs.
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The most pirated movie of 2015 — "Interstellar" — was illegally downloaded over 46 million times.
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His intelligence agency illegally wiretapped the Supreme Court and individual judges; he denied involvement.
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A few weeks later she illegally passed the border to return to West Berlin.
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We have Strong Borders and will never accept people coming into our Country illegally!
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I took a shot at crossing the border illegally, but I didn't make it.
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Those responsibilities include long-term detention of migrants who have crossed the border illegally.
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And journalists' use of illegally obtained materials has been upheld in Supreme Court cases.
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During the same time frame, 21990,727 people were prosecuted for entering the US illegally.
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She was charged with lying to federal agents and illegally entering a restricted area.
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The policy called for the criminal prosecution of everyone who enters the country illegally.
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At issue is whether he or his employees illegally handled or manipulated absentee ballots.
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Investigators have asked witnesses whether other foreigners also contributed illegally to the inaugural committee.
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Athens has rejected this, saying Turkish police were helping migrants cross the border illegally.
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They entered the United States illegally and applied for asylum in 2016 in Utah.
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Families traveling with children who illegally cross the border, however, represent a unique challenge.
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They can also buy pharmaceuticals — even the raw ingredients to illegally make drugs themselves.
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Garner died in 2014 as police tried to arrest him for illegally selling cigarettes.
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Tawanna Hilliard is also charged with illegally obtaining information from a protected government computer.
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No effort for autonomy or self-rule can succeed if it is approached illegally.
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They have encroached within Ambazonia illegally and dismantled our economic, political and social system.
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Why do prosecutors tend to target parents for re-entering the country illegally instead?
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Since October, 51,152 people came across illegally in families, versus 39,838 in Fiscal 2015.
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Mr. Guagliardo, 62, was also charged with illegally providing Mr. Wong with prescription drugs.
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The organization ruled last May that Europe had illegally subsidized several of Airbus's models.
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The virus is believed to have originated in a market that illegally traded animals.
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Josh, she explains, was brutally killed by a man who entered the country illegally.
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He's been living in the United States illegally since then, according to immigration officials.
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It's a threat to the European security order since Russia has illegally annexed Crimea.
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He's been living in the United States illegally ever since, according to immigration officials.
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CBP says the man was detained on February 2 after crossing the border illegally.
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While awaiting sentencing, Shajarizadeh was illegally detained by authorities again in March and May.
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Turkey's energy ministry said the coal mine was unlicensed and had been operating illegally.
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He asserted that Comey had illegally leaked information, something that Comey has long denied.
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Moscow in July accused North Korea of illegally detaining one of its fishing vessels.
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Moscow in July accused North Korea of illegally detaining one of its fishing vessels.
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So does he mind it's being watched illegally and without any hope of royalties?
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One sculpture is of a man illegally selling handbags, another is a masked protester.
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Complicating the issue, many families that enter illegally request asylum once they are caught.
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The policy protects young people who immigrated to the United States illegally as children.
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A Raiders player who went to tackle Harris complained that he was blocked illegally.
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During Prohibition, hidden "speakeasy" bars became popular spots where people could illegally drink alcohol.
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Prosecutors also issued a warrant for Ghosn for illegally leaving the country, Kyodo said.
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Before the 2016 election, he illegally blocked tens of thousands of voters from registering.
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When this came to light, Ms. Maslenjak was charged with obtaining her citizenship illegally.
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People could be sent to federal prison for illegally re-entering after being deported.
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To wit: the president's assertions that millions of undocumented immigrants voted illegally last year.
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In some cases, the immigrants did not know they were in the country illegally.
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Experts suspect that many of those issued tourist visas are working illegally in Russia.
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One way inside there might be by illegally accessing online databases of registered voters.
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Meng has even filed a lawsuit against Canada, accusing authorities of illegally detaining her.
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Americans illegally bet anywhere between 150 and 400 billion dollars per year on sports.
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So it is not clear whose land Israel is meant to be illegally occupying.
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Another is whether to expedite deportation proceedings for people apprehended crossing the border illegally.
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Families entering the US illegally "have really, really skyrocketed," said the official on Thursday.
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In today's big health news, the FDA said Juul was illegally promoting its products.
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Authorities also said that Chen had been illegally delivering liquid gas in recent years.
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The suit accused Moscow of illegally annexing Crimea and financing separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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Some families have decided to cross the border illegally rather than wait, they said.
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It also warned more than 1,300 retailers for illegally selling e-cigarettes to minors.
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And there is mounting pressure to extend voting privileges to those residing here illegally.
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No injuries were reported, but Kolanowski was charged with illegally carrying a concealed weapon.
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One of the defendants told the court they had not illegally entered the country.
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When trainees don't save enough to repay broker fees, they sometimes stay on illegally.
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That legislation would have granted legal status to young immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
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"You're buying them illegally, so who knows what's being put in them," she said.
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The officials say that in 2000, 90% of those crossing illegally were single adults.
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Some families have decided to cross the border illegally rather than wait, they said.
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Many of the guns in Germany have been purchased illegally on the black market.
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Will closing the border stem the flow of migrants illegally crossing into the US?
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American-made guns have illegally flowed south into Mexico in large numbers for years.
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He pointed out a house he said was illegally built up the scorched road.
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They seek protections for young immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children.
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The girl was waiting with her mother, who had allegedly crossed the border illegally.
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Previously, people apprehended crossing the border illegally were often deported without being criminally charged.
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Commerce officials determined that the company had illegally exported American-sourced technology to Iran.
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In 2012, Colvin illegally crossed the border into Syria with the photographer Paul Conroy.
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Many refugees have fled illegally, so the closure is unlikely to stop those departures.
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Others are illegally sharing scientific papers online in a dramatic bid to spread knowledge.
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Or if they should hire a smuggler to take them across the border illegally.
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"What matters is that the government goes around blocking pages illegally," Noel told me.
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Why can't US troops arrest immigrants who may be coming across the border illegally?
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Those who trust Clinton on immigration overwhelmingly say the nation's top immigration priority should be finding a way for those in the country illegally to stay (21%), while the Trump backers are more focused on stopping people from entering the country illegally (24%).
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The plan left aside the thorny issues of how to deal with the roughly 11 million immigrants living in the country illegally - many for years - and protections for "Dreamers" brought to the country illegally as children, a top priority for Democratic lawmakers.
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The administration denies having an explicit family separation policy, saying the Justice Department's "zero tolerance" policy for adults crossing the border illegally forced the hand of law enforcement officials to separate family units crossing the border illegally in order to prosecute the adults.
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"It's a war and she came illegally to Syria, she worked with the terrorists, and because she came illegally, she's been responsible for everything that befell on her," Mr. Assad told NBC News in 2016, denying that Ms. Colvin had been targeted.
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Of the hundreds of fishermen we interviewed across Thailand, overwork with illegally excessive hours, illegally low pay, and debt bondage — key elements of human trafficking — were widespread, impacting more than 75 percent of respondents at some point over the past five years.
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Of greater import were the 11 million immigrants who had entered the United States illegally.
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After his prison sentence, Orrego-Zavala -- who's a Guatemalan citizen in America illegally -- faces deportation.
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One in every five fish consumed globally — not in the United States — is caught illegally.
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Today, only Mexicans who cross the border illegally can be turned back, that&aposs absurd.
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It was also ordered by the court to pay back 980,000 euros allegedly earned illegally.
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Brazil claimed that the Bahia emerald had been illegally exported and really belonged to them.
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It would cover Americans as well as people trying to come into the country illegally.
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About 30 drones were flying illegally on Tuesday, according to Tulsa Fire spokesman Andrew Little.
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We try to follow all the laws except of course coming to this country illegally.
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That's when he decided to start illegally using computers in his government office to mine.
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A check of his fingerprints determined the 26-year-old was in the country illegally.
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Two Florida men were caught with illegally obtained lobsters in their truck and hotel room.
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Canadian police caught up with them shortly afterward and arrested them for illegally entering Canada.
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In the 90s, my own high school illegally maintained a ban on gay couples attending.
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And second, they said by two to one what should happen to families here illegally?
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You come to this country illegally you get a free pass for a hundred miles.
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They're only going after individuals who came illegally and have been involved in criminal enterprises.
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" "In the last seven (7) years, have you illegally used any drugs or controlled substances?
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You&aposre going to keep having people come in illegally until you solve that problem.
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And tens of millions watched the highly anticipated Mayweather-McGregor fight, many of them illegally.
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Durst, who appeared in shackles and an orange prison jumpsuit, admitted he illegally carried a .
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"If you're here illegally, then you should be removed," Morgan told reporters during a call.
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Many of them had crossed the U.S.-Mexican border illegally, while others had sought asylum.
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Exonerate Hillary Clinton illegally and then if she lost the election, to frame Donald Trump.
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Of those, nearly 133,0003 crossed the US-Mexico border illegally, including over 11,000 unaccompanied children.
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The document says Joergensen, who is from Denmark, has been living in the country illegally.
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North Koreans who enter China illegally because of economic reasons are not refugees, it added.
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"I see it as a punishment for entering the country illegally," Rosales told BuzzFeed News.
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Related: Turkey Is Shooting Refugees and Illegally Sending People Back to Syria, Say Rights Groups
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None of them successfully carried out their attacks and none illegally crossed the Mexican border.
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Under the policy, all migrants who cross the border illegally are to face criminal prosecution.
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There are so many ways you can obtain one illegally or just find a replacement.
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Most state data make it difficult to discern how many prisoners are here illegally vs.
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The soldiers are prevented from detaining immigrants trying to illegally cross into the United States.
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It's incredibly hard to imagine the chaos of children trying to cross the border illegally.
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The Border Patrol will continue to refer for prosecution adults who cross the border illegally.
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Some of the companies were also cited for illegally selling e-cigarette products to minors.
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Texas's attempts to illegally import the drug from abroad have been blocked by the FDA.
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More Mexicans are now returning to Mexico than are coming to the United States illegally.
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Authorities have accused her of illegally crossing from San Diego into Tijuana on Aug. 29.
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Mexican prosecutors accuse Borge of using funds obtained illegally, embezzlement and abuse of public office.
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If you're in this country illegally we're looking for you and going to apprehend you.
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Bolatete was charged Friday on suspicion of illegally possessing a firearm silencer, a federal offense.
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And we'll stop amnesty, secure the boarders, and end welfare benefits for those here illegally.
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Federal prosecutors allege RX Limited illegally sold tens of millions of dollars' worth of pills.
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The number of people crossing the southern border illegally is at a 45-year low.
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There are about 11m people in the country illegally, many of whom arrived decades ago.
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Forty percent of the people in this country illegally are entering legally and overstaying visas.
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They illegally shut out rivals from market of LTE baseband chipsets for over 5 years.
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Trump illegally worked as a model in the United States while on a visitor visa.
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Law enforcement operations to locate, detain, and deport individuals in the US illegally are skyrocketing.
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He also faces charges he illegally acted as a securities agent for a separate firm.
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China's defence ministry accused the destroyer of illegally conducting military operations in Chinese territorial waters.
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Karla's parents immigrated to the U.S. illegally with her when she was a small child.
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The EPA said they were "illegally sold" because the software was not disclosed to regulators.
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Entering America illegally is a criminal misdemeanour, punishable by up to six months in jail.
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The administration also announced plans to separate children and parents caught entering the country illegally.
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The suit alleges that before he left, Levandowski illegally copied 14,000 files from Waymo's servers.
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If you enter our country illegally we will refer you for prosecution and prosecute you.
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Recently it has also been illegally deporting citizens of other west African states to Niger.
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How about a "beautiful" photo-book of North Korean ships illegally transferring oil at sea?
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Now everybody wants to come in, and they come in illegally, and they use children.
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Instead of probing further, though, the police charged the six with crossing a frontier illegally.
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Yujing Zhang, a Chinese national, was charged with illegally entering Mar-a-Lago in April.
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The group claims that a Baidu app illegally monitors users' phone calls without telling them.
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The last time Garcia Zarate tried to enter the U.S. illegally was in September 2009.
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Dowless is accused of leading an effort to illegally collect and send in absentee ballots.
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Furthermore, if we take away chain migration that really incentivizes people to come here illegally.
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And Wells Fargo has admitted to illegally repossessing the vehicles of hundreds of service members.
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We read different slurs about us every day, but who said that we acted illegally?
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Modi's critics claim the prime minister is deliberately (and possibly illegally) trying to swing votes.
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The government has said the vaccines themselves were real, though traded illegally and improperly stored.
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Many Syrian refugees live illegally in Lebanon because they cannot afford the renew their residency.
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INGRAHAM: You walk across the border illegally it&aposs not going to work for you.
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WADA revealed last month that Russian whistleblower Yulia Stepanova's electronic account had been illegally accessed.
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And lately, the bar has been a lot higher for immigrants in the country illegally.
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Bush favors a path to legal status for those currently living in this country illegally.
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The government of India is concerned that Rohingya might try to enter illegally from Bangladesh.
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Robert Gentile admitted last year to illegally selling a loaded firearm to a convicted killer.
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In April 2013, I successfully challenged 58 voters who voted in the 2012 election illegally.
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Bărbulescu took matters to the local courts, claiming the company illegally monitored his personal communications.
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Also arrested were 133 workers suspected of being in the country illegally, according to ICE.
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Moscow has accused the 24 sailors of illegally crossing the Russian border, which Ukraine denies.
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They say PRO10 funneled tickets to THG Sports, which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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"I knew I would be working illegally here," he said Wednesday in a phone interview.
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" "The president ... has alleged that 'millions of votes' were 'illegally' cast 'for the other side.
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Then Moscow illegally seized and annexed Crimea in 2628 and invaded portions of eastern Ukraine.
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Franco, 34, was charged with one count of illegally importing merchandise into the United States.
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