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Re “8 DWP Workers Arrested by U.S.,” May 17
So, the DWP hired workers from Ethiopia, Nigeria, El Salvador, the Philippines and Mexico. I thought illegal immigrants only took jobs no one else wanted.
Moreover, we learn that some of those folks not only broke our immigration laws, they had been convicted of domestic violence, being a sexual predator and weapons charges.
Do the politicians who support open borders know about this?
JOHN TINTLE
Nipomo, Calif.
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So, the government has arrested eight illegal immigrants. Only 10,999,992 more to go.
ANN HADLEY
Los Angeles
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