That means about half of crop workers are working illegally.
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An ICE detention does not mean an individual was working illegally.
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They live in poverty working illegally in restaurants or construction sites.
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Hell, they can get rejected and keep working illegally, it doesn't matter.
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Dejected and adrift, she started working illegally in Montreal to make ends meet.
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Experts suspect that many of those issued tourist visas are working illegally in Russia.
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"I knew I would be working illegally here," he said Wednesday in a phone interview.
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China's Foreign Ministry said this month that McIver was undergoing "administrative punishment" for working illegally.
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"I knew I would be working illegally here," he said Wednesday in a phone interview.
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Numerous Palestinians working illegally at Israeli construction sites said they made $230 to $240 a day.
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China's Foreign Ministry said earlier in December that McIver was undergoing "administrative punishment" for working illegally.
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Mr. Gomez had been working illegally in Mexico, and immigration authorities ordered him deported to Guatemala.
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I have been a sex worker since January 2010, first working illegally as an escort in Seattle.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini beat him there, pledging to crack down on immigrants working illegally in Italy.
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Like many Syrians who fled their country's civil war, all three had been working illegally in Jordan.
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Mr. Gomez had been working illegally in Mexico, and the immigration authorities ordered him deported to Guatemala.
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Manila had then urged Filipinos working illegally in the United States to return before Trump took office.
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Once the residency permit was issued, the worker would be formally sacked, but in reality keep on working illegally.
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Zain looks after Jonas while Rahil, who is working illegally with a forged permit, scrubs floors and hauls garbage.
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At first she was reluctant to become more involved, because he is working illegally here in the United States.
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For years, Hindu nationalists have alleged that millions of Bangladeshi economic migrants are living and working illegally in India.
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"(While working illegally) I was treated bad, I was getting less money than others and I was abused," said Karim.
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These children, many of whom are asylum seekers, will soon face a stark choice between forced unemployment and working illegally.
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Mr. Riley said that under the last administration, people were more lax about working illegally, assuming they wouldn't be arrested.
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After two years of working illegally, he was caught and jailed for two months before returning to Dhaka last year.
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Hansen was the third former U.S. intelligence officer recently convicted for working illegally with the Chinese government, the release said.
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They've dipped under the radar and are now living on roadsides—working illegally if they're lucky, being trafficked if they're not.
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China on Thursday said a third, female Canadian is undergoing "administrative punishment" for working illegally, after Canada's government confirmed the detention.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said in a statement they detained about 680 people who were working illegally at the plants.
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China on Thursday said a third, female Canadian was undergoing "administrative punishment" for working illegally, after Canada's government confirmed the detention.
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But… As the government knows, half of ALL farmworkers in the United States, hundreds of thousands of them are working illegally.
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Crackdown signs: Officials are targeting Syrians working illegally or without residence papers, fining employers and forcing factories and workshops to close.
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Officials are cracking down on Syrians working illegally or without residence papers, fining employers and forcing factories and workshops to close.
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Still others struggle to subsist, depending on soup kitchens for meals or working illegally for small shops or factories for paltry wages.
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How many of the 73,000+ Irish nationals who are living and working illegally in Boston and the U.S. Northeast will be deported?
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Still, millions remain willing to take the risk of working illegally or semi-legally in Thailand because wages back home are so low.
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They took place for a variety of reasons including security concerns, refugees working illegally or suspicion of having committed a crime, he said.
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Haley said she didn't go to the police because she was worried they'd find out she was working illegally on a tourist visa.
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Anwar's father has been working illegally in Penang since 2471 and paid smugglers to bring over his son, daughter and wife by boat.
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In O'Rielly's case, it is President Trump who wields that authority—the very person whom O'Rielly was working, illegally, to help get re-elected.
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According to some immigration experts, his vaunted border wall could even increase the number of immigrants living and working illegally in the United States.
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Kian, also known as Bijan Rafiekian, was charged with working illegally for the Turkish government in the US and pleaded not guilty in December.
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Instead, it would likely result in productive workers being forced into working illegally to make ends meet, ultimately contributing less to the U.S. system.
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The Foreign Ministry said Ms. McIver had been working illegally, and it's not clear that her case is related to that of the two others.
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The Foreign Ministry said that "a female Canadian citizen" identified as Sarah D. McIver had been working illegally and was being held in administrative detention.
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But critics, including Republicans who are now Trump advisers, think this strategy lets unauthorized immigrants working illegally and lets those who hire them off too easily.
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Last year, the problem hit mainstream media with the rising number of premature deaths of children as young as five working illegally in Indian mica mines.
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Syrians working illegally for low pay on farms or building sites are competing mostly against each other (or Palestinians); few Lebanese are interested in such jobs.
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CAIRO, March 25 (Reuters) - Egypt said on Sunday it had deported a British journalist working for the Times newspaper last month because she was working illegally.
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Around the same time, she said, several workers, who she said were also working illegally, had their work days shaved from five days to three days.
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His attempts to settle permanently in the UK with Daniel Lyons are interrupted when he gets reported to the government for working illegally in a petrol station.
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A CHP investigation concluded that the trucker didn&apost move for two minutes after traffic resumed flowing because he had fallen asleep after working illegally long hours.
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Indeed, if he follows through on plans to deport millions of immigrants working illegally, that would make hitting the job and G.D.P. growth goals that much harder.
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In 2015, Victor Avila, a 37-year-old architect from Oaxaca, returned home voluntarily from the United States after five years working illegally in Freehold, New Jersey.
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A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman told reporters that the third Canadian, Sarah Donata McIver, a teacher from Alberta, was under administrative detention for working illegally in China.
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Flynn is expected to be the "principal witness" in the case, in which Kian has been charged with working illegally in the U.S. for the government of Turkey.
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Manafort and Gates both admitted to working illegally on the report on behalf of Ukrainian politicians as part of their guilty pleas in the Mueller investigation last year.
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Thailand has three million migrant workers on its books but the United Nations' migration agency (IOM) estimates there are at least two million more working illegally across the country.
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Charles Kitwanga, Tanzania's home affairs minister, said the government had launched a special operation to arrest and prosecute Ethiopians and other foreigners living or working illegally in the country.
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Thailand has about three million migrant workers on its books but the U.N. migration agency (IOM) estimates there are at least two million more working illegally across the country.
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The Chinese complaint comes as prominent Philippines lawmakers and some ministers have started calling for tighter controls on Chinese entering the country, saying many are working illegally on tourist visas.
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Financial and immigration records included in a lawsuit filed by a fourth model show she was also working illegally in the U.S. while employed by the agency, Mother Jones reported.
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Within the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is charged with investigating suspected violations of immigration law pertaining to foreign nationals working illegally in the United States.
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In the past few days, four women from Central America have come forward to say that they've been working illegally at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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"But they continued working without salaries as they feared complaining about working illegally," she said, adding that 227 of the workers ended up being paid after the police stepped in.
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We know that because the U.S. government conducts the National Agricultural Worker Survey (NAWS) and it shows that half of all agricultural workers in the United States are working illegally.
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Aldo, a 40-year-old Mexican working illegally in construction and the food industry, lives with his wife and young son on Staten Island's South Shore, far from public transportation.
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In 2015 the New York Times reported that the American authorities had complained to the Chinese government about agents working illegally in America, often entering the country on tourist or trade visas.
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However, the government is particularly concerned about an increase in exchange students and part-time trainees who are working illegally in low-skilled jobs in retail, construction, and agriculture, the official said.
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The authorities said the prospectors, some of whom are believed to be children, were working illegally at the mine site, which was shut down in the 1990s amid concerns of environmental degradation.
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In August, thousands of miles away, hundreds of agents carried out a massive immigration raid at seven food processing plants in Mississippi, arresting nearly 700 people whom authorities said were working illegally.
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Illegal immigrants have compromised almost every existing American boundary, having been found working illegally on our military bases, nuclear power plants, and commercial jet engines despite elevated concerns after the attacks of 9/11.
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When his passport expired, he wasn't eligible for a new one because he'd never completed military service, so he stayed in the UAE, working illegally, until he was deported by the UAE authorities to Malaysia.
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Immigrants working illegally in this country accounted for about 46% of America's roughly 800,000 crop farmworkers in recent years, according to an Associated Press analysis of data from the US Departments of Labor and Agriculture.
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But stopping the flow of illegal immigration and saving jobs for American workers has been a cornerstone of his administration, and four women have said that supervisors at the club knew they were working illegally.
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But those warnings didn't help Paulo Paulino Guajajara during a hunting trip with a friend in the Araribóia reserve on Friday, when they were ambushed by a group of five loggers working illegally in the area.
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He spent the next few years bouncing between Medellín, Miami and New York, trying to make his music career happen, working illegally in the United States as a roofer and a house painter to support himself.
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"That's great news, I will be happy if I can work under the framework of the law," said a young Malian working illegally in a housing project as a mason in Ouled Fayet, west of Algiers.
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Making matters worse, most refugees in Italy are unable to obtain work permits, so many of them end up working illegally in agriculture, or as petty drug pushers, pimps, or prostitutes in piazzas and urban train stations.
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Victorina Morales, a housekeeper at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., disclosed in an interview with The New York Times this week that she had been working illegally at the facility for more than five years.
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Villa, 65, said funds sent by a daughter working illegally as a house cleaner in Sacramento, California have supported her family for 1.73 years because the work she does as receptionist in Molcaxac does not pay enough to make ends meet.
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In an email interview, Eric Liu, a consultant at Foreign HR, a human resources company based in Beijing, estimated that there were about two million in total in 2015, with up to 300,000 more working illegally, usually on tourist visas.
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Then he punted to Congress the moral question of what to do with the Dreamers themselves: Should lawmakers preserve the rights DACA had afforded them or let them slip once again into undocumented status, living and working illegally in the U.S.?
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DUBLIN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After three years working illegally on Irish fishing boats, Egyptian migrant Karim was left with a crushed finger and thousands of euros in unpaid wages, but he hoped things would improve when the government offered him a proper contract.
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Even if the Trump administration were to deploy the 22016,1.23 immigration agents it plans to hire across the nation's fields to detain and deport farmhands working illegally, farmers are very unlikely to raise wages and improve working conditions to attract American workers instead.
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Instead, according to law enforcement officials and experts with differing views of the immigration debate, a primary goal of such raids is to dissuade those working illegally from showing up for their jobs — and to warn prospective migrants that even if they make it across the border, they may end up being captured at work.
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Most of the people the Diaz brothers meet along are people in situations that video games rarely explore with any depth or meaning: a gay teen who endured conversion therapy, a little boy who lost his mom and must navigate his father's alcoholism alone, a whole group of "trimmigrants" working illegally on a pot farm to try and escape troubled backgrounds.
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Linda Oalican, the executive director of Damayan, an organization that advocates for the rights of Filipino domestic workers, said that workers fear that if they take advantage of New York's law, which was passed in 2010, and challenge the conditions of their employment they could be reported for working illegally, sabotage their opportunity for a reference letter, or abruptly lose an income on which their families depend.
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By July 2013, Ghana had deported over 4,000 Chinese citizens working illegally in artisanal mines.
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Ross, a dual citizen of the United Kingdom and Australia, allegedly arrived in March of that year and may have been working illegally in Roatán at that time.
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In July 1936 he was arrested, but he managed to escape, while being deported to Germany, and ended up spending a further three months working illegally in Czechoslovakia.
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The majority served a five-month prison sentence before being deported. The OU had numerous rabbis working on premises, yet none reported child workers working illegally at the plant or the abusive conditions workers faced on site.
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He also learns that he is working illegally and is liable to deportation. The only way of resolving the situation is to marry a woman who had seduced him, but whom he had avoided ever since out of shame.
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Moonlighting is a 1982 British drama film written and directed by Jerzy Skolimowski. It is set in the early 1980s at the time of the Solidarity protests in Poland. It stars Jeremy Irons as Nowak, a Polish builder leading a team working illegally in London.
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The Staff are mainly on Visitors Visas, working illegally, with medical aid and Emirates ID being out of reach. An archaic Management who relish nepotism and old teaching values. You would be better looking around at good schools in Dubai as there are plenty.
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Since 2011, Cambodia has banned its domestic workers from travelling to Malaysia. The issues led to protest and criticism from various human rights groups in Cambodia who demanded the Cambodian government stop sending domestic workers until Malaysia adhered strictly to human rights, although many Cambodians continued to explore job opportunities, mainly as domestic workers, in the hope of earning more money than they could at their home country. Following negotiation between the two countries government, Cambodia lifted the ban for its workers to going to Malaysia, with Malaysia also legalising any Cambodians maid working illegally in the country. In 2017, five Cambodian domestic workers were repatriated from Malaysia for working illegally.
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Amelia is taken back to a Border Patrol station, where she is eventually informed that the children have been found and that Richard, while outraged, has agreed not to press charges. However, she is told she will be deported from the US where she has been working illegally.
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Dolly applied for political asylum, while Peña had stayed living and working illegally after entering under a visitor's visa. Dolly learned of Peña's presence in the United States and reported it to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who arrested and deported Peña for staying well past the expiration of his visa.
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The first portion of the documentary focuses on pimps working illegally. The illegal pimps that are interviewed are from all over the United States, e.g., Charm from Hawaii, Fillmore Slim from San Francisco, and Payroll from Las Vegas. These pimps, and many others discuss their theories on the history of prostitution.
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In Germany "Dokk" is working illegally with inhuman experiments on a new version of the hibernation drug causing even worse side effects. After finally being hunted down he flees in a dictatorship in southern Africa and builds an underground layer. Meanwhile, the impact of Christopher-Floyd seems inevitable. So he teams up with a wealthy refugee and his servants.
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Aboriginal children under 12 were working illegally, housing and food was inadequate, there was sexual abuse of Aboriginal women, and prostitution in exchange for rations and clothing was occurring. Sanitation was poor and there was no safe drinking water. Gurindji who received minimal government benefits had these paid into pastoral company accounts over which they had no control.
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Louise unwillingly kills him after she mutates into a reptilian creature. Evan, who has been working illegally on the farm, has to leave when immigration police make a visit there. As he has nowhere to go, he goes to Louise's house. The door is chain-locked, through which he sees blood on the floor and hears a strange voice.
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Maria Dmitriyevna Dobrova (; 1907-1962) - Soviet military intelligence officer, Captain of the Soviet Army, GRU officer, working illegally in the United States. Maria Dobrova was born in Minsk, Belarus in 1907. She worked as a translator for the Soviet military advisers during the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. She worked as a nurse at the hospital during World War II in Leningrad.
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In October 2018 details emerged that migrant workers were being used increasingly in the construction phase. It came out that 11 Russian Workers were arrested at Aberdeen Airport in 2017 as they were working illegally on Seafarers documents. In an unexpected move, the UK Home Office granted a 6-month waiver so that the crew could continue to work. This has been extended twice until 2019.
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Working illegally for the CPY, Davičo moved to Italian- occupied Split, where he was arrested in August 1941. To the Italian police, he gave a fake Jewish name Ostap Daburo, and they did not recognize him. He was taken to an Italian camp for Jews on the island of Korčula and then interned to Lombardy, Italy. During 1942, he tried to escape two times, but failed.
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It is not surprising that a straightforward application might take up to 2 years to be processed, while ideally in an effective system, they would be processed in a couple of months at worst. The consequences of such inefficiency can be worrying. Many foreigners thus often find themselves working illegally or even losing their bread winning job, simply because the system takes too long to process their visas.
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It was discovered that staff were working illegally in Egypt, using tourist visas instead of work visas. The company subsequently issued a statement saying: "It is company policy that all childcare staff employed by Mark Warner must supply two references and submit a form to check their criminal record. There were clearly two occasions where we failed to do this." It apologised and said it would tighten up its procedures.
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Social Security estimates that fraud or error accounts for 5% of its budget annually. In 2005, the head of the agency estimated that 7,000 of the 150,000 income maintenance recipients succeed in defrauding the system every year. In a 2013 study, 34 of 49 welfare recipients unequivocally admitted to fraud. A Channel 10 report contended that thousands of haredim who nominally study Torah full-time are in essence working illegally.
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He soon discovered that he had also been elected as a member of the State Duma of the Russian Empire. Meanwhile, the Social Democrats won the elections in Georgia. They created the Social Democratic faction in the Duma led by Noe: however, after about a month the State Duma was discharged. The first State Duma deputy After the Duma was dissolved he remained in St. Petersburg, working illegally.
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Cristóvão Tezza was born in Lages, Santa Catarina, Brazil in 1952, but moved to Curitiba in Paraná by the time he was ten. This city would later serve as the backdrop for many of his stories, with characters visiting familiar streets and local attractions. Tezza had a variety of jobs when he was younger. His experience included time in the theater and the merchant marine, working illegally in Europe, and working as a watchmaker.
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Working girl in India. In 2015, the country of India is home to the largest number of children who are working illegally in various industrial industries. Agriculture in India is the largest sector where many children work at early ages to help support their family. Many of these children are forced to work at young ages due to many family factors such as unemployment, large families, poverty, and lack of parental education.
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This series was first broadcast weekly at 9pm from 7 September to 5 October 2007. Episodes 1, 2 and 5 were written by Jonathan Myerson, episode 3 by Nicholas McInerny and episode 4 by Mike Harris. The series was produced and directed by Clive Brill. #Good News Day – As the Prime Minister prepares to announce an amnesty for all immigrants working illegally in the UK, a serious tube crash threatens to jeopardise his plans.
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Most San José families have one or more member working illegally in the United States, sending back money weekly or monthly. The poorest families, those that cannot afford to pay for passage to the United States, usually send a male representative across the border to Chiapas, Mexico once a year, where they can find work picking coffee. These family members also remit their money, making the economy of San José wholly dependent on remittances.
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Bolivians in Brazil are individuals of full, partial, or predominantly Bolivian ancestry, or a Bolivian-born person residing in Brazil. The governments of Bolivia and Brazil have begun to develop an agreement to regularize the situation of several thousand undocumented Bolivian immigrants in Brazil. El Reloj.(Spanish) According to estimates by the Ministry's of Latin American immigrants and the National Association of Immigrants from Brazil more than 200,000 Bolivians are working illegally in São Paulo.
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The deportation of Georgian immigrants from Russia amid the ongoing diplomatic crisis also aroused much controversy. According to Russian authorities, more than half of the Georgians in the country are working illegally. Following the Russian crackdown on Georgian-owned alleged criminal businesses and the tightening of visa criteria for Georgians, on October 6, 2006, about 136 Georgians accused of "immigration offences" were flown back to Georgia on board a Russian cargo plane.Putin calls for Georgia pressure, October 6, 2006.
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Representing DH atoll Ilyas Hussain Ibrahim was appointed Controller of Immigration & Emigration (Deputy Minister Level) on 13 November 2008, succeeding K. D. Ahmed Maniku. He held office until 22 February 2011, when he was replaced by Abdulla Shahid. In January 2011 Ilyas expressed concern over the growing number of expatriates in the Maldives working illegally. There were about 80,000 expatriates in the Maldives, out of a total population of almost 350,000, of whom at least 30,000 were illegal.
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A 2014 investigation by The Guardian reports that migrant workers who have been constructing luxurious offices for the organisers of the 2022 World Cup have not been paid in over a year, and are now "working illegally from cockroach- infested lodgings." For 2014, Nepalese migrants involved in constructing infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup died at a rate of one every two days.Owen Gibson and Pete Pattisson (23 December 2014). Death toll among Qatar's 2022 World Cup workers revealed.
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When their reporter Dov Gilhar advertised in Bnei Brak for workers for a fictitious company, it turned out that most applicants intended to exploit the benefits they receive as yeshiva students, although they would work. Nine out of ten "candidates" who were filmed by the hidden cameras exhibited extensive knowledge of defrauding the system.Exposed: Haredim registered in yeshivas, working on the sly Ynet, July 25, 2012.Channel 10: 1,000s of Chareidim Working Illegally Yeshiva World, July 26, 2012.
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In early December 2010, the Supreme Court of Japan rejected Obara's appeal and upheld his life sentence. The Japanese judicial system has received some criticism for its handling of the case. It is believed that the police did not take this missing person case seriously "because Lucie was working illegally in a job from which women often flee without notice". As a result, the discovery of the body came too late to determine the cause of death.
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Karaoke bar in Thailand One observer says that, "So-called 'karaoke bars' commonly feature karaoke machines as décor, even though few or no customers visit such venues to sing, but rather to buy sex service." In a 2015 study by the Ubon Ratchathani Provincial Health Service, there were 2,410 women working in restaurants and karaoke bars in Ubon Ratchathani Province. Of these, 1,230 were confirmed sex workers. Just over half of them—692 women—were from Laos working illegally in Thailand.
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In 1981, a group of American civil rights activists led by Bayard Rustin investigated and concluded that racism was not the cause of the Black Hebrews' situation. No official action was taken to return the Black Hebrews to the United States, but some individual members were deported for working illegally. Some Black Hebrews renounced their American citizenship in order to try to prevent more deportations. In 1990, Illinois legislators helped negotiate an agreement that resolved the Black Hebrews' legal status in Israel.
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Most of them were from Ghana, Mali and Nigeria and were working illegally as seasonal farm workers. A significant number of people were sleeping outdoors under plastic sheeting. A fire started during an inmate riot destroyed a large portion of the holding facility on 19 February 2009. In 2011, the rebellions in Tunisia and Libya resulted in an increase in the rate of people moving to Lampedusa. By May 2011, more than 35,000 migrants had arrived on the island from Tunisia and Libya.
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Kasia Barowicz arrives in 2007 as a Polish worker at the Underworld factory. She is their second Polish employee following Wiki Dankowska (Wanda Opalinska). On the morning of 16 April 2007, whilst she is working illegally for Carla Connor (Alison King) in the factory, Kasia trips whilst carrying a stack of boxes and falls down a flight of stairs, and dies from the injuries she sustains. Carla panics at the thought that her business could be scuppered and does not call an ambulance.
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During his time in New York, he became fascinated by the business savvy of New York rappers 50 Cent and P. Diddy. J Balvin worked various jobs in New York, Miami, and Medellín, including working illegally in the United States as a roofer and house painter. He ultimately decided to return to Colombia and began performing at various urban clubs in Medellín and increasing his social media following. He enrolled at the prestigious EAFIT University in Medellín for seven semesters, studying international business.
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Orchard Towers differs from conventional Singapore red light districts such as that in Geylang. Instead of providing brothels, Orchard Towers serves as an establishment where clients are able to meet and pick up prostitutes whom they take to nearby hotels. These prostitutes are mostly freelancers who are in Singapore on tourist visas and thus working illegally, and the complex is thus regularly raided by police. The prostitutes are primarily from Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia with a few from Vietnam and Eastern Europe.
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Engineering firm R.S. Caparros and Associates and developer R.N. Development Corporation was involved in the construction of Fontana Leisure Parks. The park situated within the Clark Special Economic Zone. The leisure complex hosted the first meetings of the year-long 2016 APEC Summit from January to February 2016. By early December 2016, Fontana Casino was shut down due to lack of permit from PAGCOR, following the detaining of 1,316 Chinese nationals suspected to be working illegally at the site in November 24, 2015.
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By 1997 25% of all judicial reviews lodged were related to immigration cases. Growing numbers of those detected were found working illegally, 10,000 in 1994 as opposed to fewer than 4,000 in 1988. Until 1997 it was illegal to undertake paid work only if employment was prohibited as a condition of entry; people who had entered illegally were not subject to this restriction, although they would if detected be arrested as illegal entrants. There was no sanction on employers employing an illegal entrant.
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In 2002, the company was fined £75,000 for polluting the River Avon from its Sutton Benger plant. It was also fined £14,000 after 17-year-old worker lost his little finger and ring finger after he reached into a machine through a gap in the guarding mesh. In 2003, police arrested 20 Brazilians working illegally at the plant. The Environment Agency found in 2006 that the smell from the Brackley plant fell outside limits under the Pollution Prevention and Control regulations.
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There were some, however, who remained in Germany and at this stage retained their liberty, while continuing to undertake their political activities "underground". Although her name is included on an "arrest list" dated 28 February 1933, Helene Overlach was one of these. Pseudonyms under which she operated included "Frieda", "Klara" and "Frau Teschmer". In July 1933 she was still "working illegally" in the Ruhr region, notably in the industrially crucial city of Essen which had its own active underground Communist network, for "Rote Hilfe".
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Although many steps were taken to reduce the risk and occurrence of child labour, there is still a high number of children and adolescents working under the age of fourteen in Brazil. It was not until recently in the 1980s that it was discovered that almost nine million children in Brazil were working illegally and not partaking in traditional childhood activities that help to develop important life experiences. Brazilian census data (PNAD, 1999) indicate that 2.55 million 10–14-year olds were illegally holding jobs.
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Marco is quiet and thoughtful, possessing a remarkable strength, whereas Rodolfo is more unconventional, with plans to make a career singing in America. Marco has a family starving in Italy and plans to return after working illegally for several years, whereas Rodolfo intends to stay. Although Eddie, Beatrice, and Catherine are at first excellent hosts, cracks appear when Rodolfo and Catherine begin dating. Eddie convinces himself that Rodolfo is homosexual and is only expressing interest in Catherine so he can marry her and gain status as a legal citizen.
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However, Brazilian actors themselves respond that there are many overseas Filipino workers in different countries around the globe including Brazil, and they have no desire to displace local talent. Models have to get permits from the Bureau of Immigration, and renew them every two months. In a few cases, BI officers have raided fashion shows and arrested models who were working illegally. However the PMAP claims that when they reported illegal models to the BI, the BI responded that they had bigger issues to deal with, and declined to follow up on the reports.
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South Korean fashion and entertainment have also become trendy in Baguio, affording entrepreneurial Koreans the chance to do good business as importers of cultural products. Koreans participate in local events such as the Panagbenga Festival (Baguio Flower Festival). However, their integration is not entirely without problems: in particular despite estimates that the city had the country's second-largest Korean population following Manila, the municipal records showed only ten Koreans who had permits to operate businesses in the city. It was widely known that many were actually working illegally.
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Through skillful gaming of the unprecedented parliamentary deadlock, in January 1933 the National Socialists took power and lost no time in transforming Germany into a one-party dictatorship. With (non- Nazi) political activism now illegal, Ella Trebe nevertheless joined the "Sicherheitsapparat Norden" ("Security Apparatus north") which was part of the (now "underground") Berlin region leadership team ("Bezirksleitung") of the Communist Party. She found a new job and between 1934 and 1936 worked at the "Teves GmbH" car parts factory in Berlin-Wittenau where she maintained links with party activists working illegally in the plant.
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By March 1933 she had returned to the Dortmund area. In January 1933 the political backdrop was transformed when the Nazi Party took power and converted Germany into a one-party dictatorship. Political activity - except in support of the Nazi Party - became illegal. At the end of February the Reichstag fire was instantly blamed on the Communists, and in March 1933 Communists began to be arrested. From March 1933 Melzer was working illegally as a "party instructor" in the Dortmund area and in July 1933 she was arrested.
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They were joined by 3.7 million 15–17-year olds and about 375,000 5–9-year olds. Due to the raised age restriction of 14, at least half of the recorded young workers had been employed illegally, which led to many not being protected by important labour laws. Although substantial time has passed since the time of regulated child labour, there are still many children working illegally in Brazil. Many children are used by drug cartels to sell and carry drugs, guns, and other illegal substances because of their perception of innocence.
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Durán was involved in the Suitcase scandal, an international drama over a suitcase carrying $800,000 in cash that was transferred from Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) to Argentine then-presidential candidate Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in 2007. He was accused of working to cover-up the origins of the suitcase and subsequently tried in a U.S. federal court in Miami on charges of working illegally as a foreign agent of the Venezuelan government. In March 2009, Durán was sentenced to 48 months imprisonment, followed by 3 years of supervised release and a fine of $175,000.
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The growth in enforcement resources, the increase in removals and the focus on illegal workers are all illustrated by the rise in illegal working operations between 2004 and 2006. In 2004 there were 1,600 enforcement operations against illegal workers, a 360% increase on the previous year, which detected 3,330 people working illegally. In a parliamentary reply in 2009 the Home Secretary reported that, in 2005/06, there had been 2915 operations targeting illegal workers which resulted in 3819 arrests. By 2007/08 this had risen to 7178 operations and 5589 arrests.
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According to Time, the two-week rule and live-in requirement protect Hong Kong employers of foreign workers. The government argues that the two-week rule is needed to maintain immigration control, preventing job-hopping and imported workers working illegally after their contracts end. "However, it does not preclude the workers concerned from working in Hong Kong again after returning to their place of domicile."Legislative Council Panel on Manpower, "Intermediary Charges for Foreign Domestic Helpers", LC Paper No. CB(2)1356/12-13(03), 18 June 2013, para11.
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However, Brazilian actors themselves respond that there are many overseas Filipino workers in different countries around the globe including Brazil, and they have no desire to displace local talent. Models have to get permits from the Bureau of Immigration, and renew them every two months. In a few cases, BI officers have raided fashion shows and arrested models who were working illegally. However the PMAP claims that when they reported illegal models to the BI, the BI responded that they had bigger issues to deal with, and declined to follow up on the reports.
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And once the Sinaloa Cartel gets established in Nuevo Laredo, it may possibly make moves to control Reynosa and Matamoros, Tamaulipas. ;Investigations On 24 April 2012, the attorney general of the state of Tamaulipas identified 10 of the 14 people killed. In addition, the Mexican authorities stated that those killed had "no relationship with the criminal group Los Zetas," and that they were in fact innocent civilians. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection indicated that 7 out of the 14 who were killed were reportedly deported immigrants who were working illegally in the United States.
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Unfortunately on the day Ramji arrives at the employer's door-step, the millionaire who hired him is very sick, and eventually passes away before signing Ramji's paperwork- leaving him jobless. Desperate to stay and earn (as he had promised his sister's dowry), he starts working illegally (without work-permit) as an expert Indian chef in an Indian restaurant owned by an NRI, Guru, who has a wife and a handicapped son. Eventually, due to his good manners, friendliness and expert skills he wins the family's heart. As the restaurant becomes lucrative due to Ramji's excellent culinary skills, the police are on his heels.
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However, a FIFA inquiry into the bidding process in November 2014 cleared Qatar of any wrongdoing. The Guardian, a British national daily newspaper, produced a short documentary named "Abuse and exploitation of migrant workers preparing emirate for 2022". A 2014 investigation by The Guardian reported that migrant workers who had been constructing luxurious offices for the organizers of the 2022 World Cup had not been paid in over a year, and were "working illegally from cockroach- infested lodgings." The Qatar 2022 organising committee have responded to various allegations by claiming that hosting the World Cup in Qatar would act as a "catalyst for change" in the region.
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As of 2005, it was confirmed by the Thai government that there are 1.8 million registered and legal foreign workers and illegal immigration is as much as 5 million in Thailand. These illegal migrants also include refugees and the percentage of the illegal migrant population is as respectively Indonesia, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar/Burma, India, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Africa and China. There are also large numbers of westerners living and working illegally in Thailand, many of whom teach English or run internet-based small businesses and use tourist visas or other types of visa obtained using fake documentation to stay in the country long-term.
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The millionaire dies of indigestion the day Ramji arrives, leaving him jobless and without his passport and visa, which had been stolen. Desperate to stay and earn, he starts working illegally as a cook in an Indian hotel owned by an NRI Badri (Sriman), but to stay on, he needs to get a legal work permit as the immigration police are on his heels. Ivan (Bruno Xavier), Badri's cunning lawyer friend, explains to him that the only way out is marriage with an Australian citizen. Ramji reluctantly agrees for a fake marriage with Ivan's fiancé Damayanthi (Geetu Mohandas), a free-spirited motorbiker of Sri Lankan Tamil Christian background, and they get married over the weekend.
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In September 1937, the Gestapo closed the seminary at Finkenwalde, and by November arrested 27 pastors and former students. It was around this time that Bonhoeffer published his best- known book, The Cost of Discipleship, a study on the Sermon on the Mount, in which he not only attacked "cheap grace" as a cover for ethical laxity, but also preached "costly grace." Bonhoeffer spent the next two years secretly traveling from one eastern German village to another to conduct "seminary on the run" supervision of his students, most of whom were working illegally in small parishes within the old-Prussian Ecclesiastical Province of Pomerania. The von Blumenthal family hosted the seminary on its estate of Groß Schlönwitz.
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The Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Germany became the largest and most powerful socialist party in Europe, despite working illegally until the anti-socialist laws were dropped in 1890. In the 1893 elections it gained 1,787,000 votes, a quarter of the total votes cast, according to Engels. In 1895, the year of his death, Engels emphasised the Communist Manifesto's emphasis on winning, as a first step, the "battle of democracy".Marx, Engels, Communist Manifesto, Selected Works, p52 Since the 1866 introduction of universal male franchise the SPD had proved that old methods of, "surprise attacks, of revolutions carried through by small conscious minorities at the head of masses lacking consciousness is past".
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Feuerhalle Simmering, Ackermann family grave Manfred Ackermann (born 1 November 1898 in Mikulov (Moravia), died 16 June 1991 in Vienna) was an Austrian Social Democratic politician and trade union official in Austria and the United States. Ackermann served in the Austrian forces during World War I. After returning to civilian life, he became involved in trade union activities and the Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei (SDAP). The SDAP was banned in the 1930s and Ackermann was arrested in March 1934, after the Austrian Civil War, and held until summer, 1935 in Wöllersdorf detention camp. He was re-arrested in November 1937 as a result of working illegally and held until Schuschnigg's general amnesty in March 1938.
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In the ensuing trial, Romero's defense requested 26 years in prison for three homicides without premeditation only, denying any rape and claiming that the robbery charge had prescribed. Romero testified that he was motivated to rob the couple because of poverty caused by his lack of employment and family dependents, and that the murders were an unplanned escalation. However, it was found that at the time, Romero was actually earning 80,000 pesetas monthly on unemployment benefits and 25,000 more by working illegally in a bar. Because of this, the Court ruled that the robbery had actually been a distraction from the real motive of the murders, which was sexual, and that they were also premeditated.
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The French sinarquistas were adopted by Abetz, the Ambassador of Hitler in France; the Mexican sinarquistas were recruited, were given a name, were educated and directed by Nazi agents in Mexico and by Falange directors who are working illegally among us. And this is so apparent, so conclusive, that it eliminates the need of concrete proofs of the organic connection between them. The fundamental proof is that sinarquism is not a unique and exclusive Mexican product, as its leaders untruthfully argue. That Sinarquism, even bearing the identical name, does exist in other parts of the world and is an international movement formed by those who are under the supreme orders of Hitler.
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Mary Brooksbank was born in an Aberdeen slum, the oldest of either five or ten children, and came to Dundee when she was eight or nine years old. She began working illegally in Dundee's jute mills as a bobbin shifter by the age of 12, and had her first experience of trade unionism at the age of 14, when the girls at her jute mill successfully marched for a 15% pay rise. Mary's father, Sandy Soutar (who died in 1953, aged 86), was from St Vigeans, Arbroath, near Dundee, and had been an active trade unionist amongst the dock workers, working with James Connolly. Her mother, Rose Ann Soutar née Gillan was a fisher lassie and domestic servant.
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By the end of the 1950s, several of the coffee bars in London's Soho introduced afternoon dancing. These prototype discothèques were nothing like modern-day nightclubs, as they were unlicensed, daytime venues where coffee was the drink of choice and that catered to a very young public — mostly made up of French and Italians working illegally, mostly in catering, to learn English, as well as au pair girls from most of western Europe. The most famous was Les Enfants Terribles at 93 Dean St. Initially opening as a coffee-shop, it was run by Betty Passes who claimed to be the inventor of disco after she pioneered the idea of dancing to records at her premises' basement in 1957. It stayed popular into the 1960s.
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He suffered an injury and did not compete in 2007. He was fired that year from the Toyota corporate track team and subsequently a local car parts manufacturing business created its own track and field team to take on Maina and another injured runner, Joseph Kamau, offering them nominal posts in the factory. Maina planned a comeback to the sport at the end of 2008 but he and Kamau were arrested by the immigration police, who treated them as regular labourers working illegally under their athlete visas. The two were taken to trial in November 2008, with some commentators noting that the outcome could affect runners' conditions and set a precedent for Japanese corporate track teams, allowing them to fire injured foreign recruits and leave them open to deportation.
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In 1968 he was forced to resign from the band because he was working illegally underage. On his return to Britain, he went to London where he found work as a session musician with former Drifters member Clyde McPhatter touring the UK. In 1974, McCoy was playing with London-based band Scrapyard when they recruited Irish-born lead guitarist Bernie Tormé. Although Tormé eventually left to form his own punk rock band, the two were later reunited in former Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan's band. On 18 July 2009, John McCoy performed at the Furnace in Swindon Wiltshire, England Performing in a group G.M.T with Bernie Tormé (guitar legend formerly with Gillan, and Ozzy Osbourne) Robin Guy (former drummer with Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson and Faith No More).
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Following a wide-scale surveillance launched by the security forces, there is however no presence of armed men founded in the related areas with the Filipino man also giving a lot of excuses when asked why it was only reported after two weeks with authorities have warned that severe punishment will be imposed for those who found to be made a false report. The worker explained he was afraid of being arrested if he report the sighting to local authorities as he working illegally in the state, which later resulting to his arrestment with the authorities assured the public that police will not closing the case despite not finding any proof of the man's claim and explained his arrestment are not caused by making false report but rather due to immigration offences. On 2 May, an unemployed Filipino man was arrested after trying to assault a security guard after being warned not to trespass a construction site.
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Identitätsbildung im sozialistischen und im konservativen Milieu. Klartext, Essen 2005, , p. 175. During June 1931 she attended a training at the party's national "Rosa Luxemburg" Academy in Fichtenau on the edge of Berlin. Already, by the end of 1932, she was working illegally as a party instructor in Danzig. In January 1933 the backdrop changed with the Nazi power seizure in Germany which was followed, there, by a rapid switch to one-party dictatorship. During the early summer of 1933 many communists in Germany were arrested or fled abroad. Despite its semi-detached legal status, the Free City of Danzig was subject to many of the changes and pressures sweeping Germany: on 2 April 1934 Meta Totzki was arrested and sentenced by a Danzig court to three years in prison for "illegal political activities". At a Volkstag session on 2 May 1934 the assembly (where following a further election on 28 May 1933 the Nazi Party held a small overall majority) agreed to the implementation of the sentences against Totzki and against Felix Raschke, another communist assembly member.
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According to the Immigration Law of 1975, undocumented immigrants can be sanctioned by migration officials in Chile. Initially, they receive a warning if they are judged to have committed the following offenses: 1) Working illegally in the country 2) Staying in the country past the expiration of a tourist or resident visa 3) Following the reception of a resident visa, failing to obtain an identity card (not applicable to minors) or failing to inform the government of a change in household Repeat offenders receive a fine. In the case of illegal workers, fines can vary from one to 50 times the “sueldo vital” (22.3% Chile’s minimum wage), and for illegal residents who fail to obtain their identity card or inform the state of a change in household, fines vary from one to 20 times the sueldo vital. Transportation companies illegally bringing undocumented workers into Chile can be fined 1-20 times the sueldo vital for each person carried, and fines vary from 1-40 times the sueldo vital per person hired, charged against those who hired the illegal workers.
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Alfred Lemmnitz (27 June 1905 - 23 September 1994) was an East German politician. He served as Minister for National Education from 1958 to 1963. Lemmnitz was born in Taucha, Saxony and completed training as a typesetter and studies in economics at the University of Leipzig. From 1927 to 1931, he was a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) and youth leader of the Socialist Worker Youth in Moers. In 1931, he switched to the Communist Party of Germany (KPD) and joined the Communist Youth League of Germany (Kommunistischer Jugendverband Deutschlands; KJVD), becoming leader of the KJVD subdistrict of Duisburg-Hamborn. In 1933, after the Nazis had seized power, he was working illegally for the KPD and ended up in "protective custody" many times. From October 1933 until 1936, he was at Börgermoor and Esterwegen concentration camps, and until 1937 in pre-trial custody in Duisburg. He was sentenced by the Volksgerichtshof to one year and nine months in prison, released from custody, and banished from the Ruhr area.
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Media outlets worldwide have given detailed coverage to Rugmark (now known as GoodWeave). For example, The PBS NewsHour reported, "GoodWeave offers a labeling system that guarantees that no child labor was used in making the rugs." According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the organization "has helped drastically reform the hand-knotted carpet industry in India, Nepal and Pakistan" The Guardian said, "GoodWeave's model centres on extensive monitoring and auditing at every stage of the supply chain," The Philadelphia Inquirer concluded, "Rugmark is not just a symbol of quality. Its appearance on imported hand-knotted rugs is intended as a signal to consumers that child labor was not used in the production process." Channel 4 News in Belfast observed, "Rugmark is the best scheme for ensuring that carpets are slave free" Responding to concern about violation of children’s rights during the 1980s, human rights organizations in Europe and India, along with UNICEF- India and the Indo-German Export Promotion Council, a German government agency, developed the program to provide assurance to consumers that the oriental carpets they were purchasing were made by adults rather than exploited children, and to provide for the long term educational and rehabilitation of children found working illegally on looms.
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