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1 posted on 03/27/2005 8:01:00 AM PST by tomball
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"To our knowledge, they all passed the written, oral and practical tests,"

I would loved to have sat in on those "ORAL" exams. In what language were they given and by whom?

2 posted on 03/27/2005 8:17:16 AM PST by Don Corleone (Leave the gun..take the cannoli)
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Why isn't the justice department, homeland security and immigration investigating and prosecuting those responsible? It's hard to believe that we have an administration that is willing to allow this country to be destroyed by a policy of "open borders" even to the extent of ignoring the law. Unfortunately it's becoming more believable with every action or inaction on their part.


3 posted on 03/27/2005 8:17:52 AM PST by FreePaul
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Greensboro


Contractor for TIMCO charged

3-20-05

By Taft Wireback Staff Writer
News & Record

GREENSBORO -- Federal agents have charged an official with one of TIMCO's labor contractors with providing false documents to an illegal immigrant so the foreigner could get a job at the huge aviation-maintenance company in western Greensboro.

The charges against Jorge Ruiz-Alonso, 60, of 7104 W. Friendly Ave., are the first hint that authorities might go beyond the arrests of 24 people believed to be illegal immigrants who were detained at TIMCO two weeks ago by holding accountable the companies that hired them.

Ruiz-Alonso was among the 24 detainees taken into custody in the U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement sting at TIMCO on March 8. He is a Venezuelan who came into the United States for a one-year stay in 1993 and never left, according to the charges against him.

Like the other detainees, he faces deportation proceedings in addition to his criminal charges, which also include the illegal purchase of a 12-gauge shotgun.

But unlike many of the others charged, who were aircraft mechanics at TIMCO, Ruiz-Alonso, also known as Jorge Ruiz, was a coordinator with S.M.A.R.T. aviation company of Edgewater, Fla. His job involved finding temporary workers for the huge aviation-maintenance company at Piedmont Triad International Airport, which repairs and maintainsplanes for such companies as United Airlines.

Federal immigration agent D. Brent Perley said in a criminal complaint against Ruiz-Alonso that federal agents "received information from a cooperating citizen believed to be reliable" that the S.M.A.R.T. official hired the informant in October 2000, knowing that the informant was an illegal immigrant.

Ruiz-Alonso also gave the informant a counterfeit immigration document and a fake Social Security card so that the illegal immigrant could complete the federal government's I-9 form, which verifies a new hire's legal standing to work in this country, the complaint alleges.

Perley said in the criminal complaint that on March 8, immigration agents searched both Ruiz-Alonso's home and his S.M.A.R.T. office at the TIMCO complex.

"Your affiant located a copy of said fraudulent alien registration receipt card, A208115378, within the file records of S.M.A.R.T.," Perley said in the complaint.

Efforts to reach S.M.A.R.T. officials in Florida for comment were unsuccessful Saturday afternoon. On March 9, a company spokeswoman declined to comment on the federal enforcement action at TIMCO.

The firearms charge against Ruiz-Alonso stems from a law that bars illegal immigrants from buying guns in the United States. But according to the criminal complaint, Ruiz-Alonso filled out a federal firearms form at the Wal-Mart Superstore on West Wendover Avenue on May 10, claiming to be a citizen of "Puerto Rico/USA" and writing "no" on the line that asked whether the purchaser was "an alien illegally in the United States?"



Contact Taft Wireback at 373-7100 or twireback@news-record.com


4 posted on 03/27/2005 8:24:48 AM PST by KeyLargo
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Minuteman Project


5 posted on 03/27/2005 8:27:41 AM PST by apackof2 (Love is a verb)
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The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating how five people arrested on immigration charges qualified for licensing tests for the FAA's high-level repair licenses.

Presidential waiver?

Sounds like jobs Americans won't take to me.

13 posted on 03/27/2005 5:10:03 PM PST by sarah_f ( Know Islam, Know Terror.)
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If an investigation was done on all of the Representatives in Washington D.C. and other high level people plus those in the U.N. I think there would be more than half of them employ illegal aliens to work for them in and around their homes or other businesses they have and they know that the ones they employ are here illegally and don't really care.


14 posted on 03/28/2005 4:05:33 AM PST by AIC
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<< "It's a terrible, extra obstacle to put in front of a family. . . . Everything is about Schiavo," Johnson said. "It's all about her and in my family's case, it cost us dearly." >>

They are not bloody "immigrants!"

Immigration is legal and millions of immigrants hold all kinds of licences including medical practitioners' and pharmacists and pilots and airplane mechanics' licences.

These folks are illegal MIGRANTS and/or illegal and/or criminal ALIENS -- not "immigrants!"


16 posted on 03/28/2005 8:19:24 PM PST by Brian Allen (I fly and can therefore be envious of no man -- Per Ardua ad Astra!)
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