What is the fine is you employee someone who is not a US citizen?
357856
anyway, it's more than you want to pay.
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United States Code\n\nTITLE 8 - ALIENS AND NATIONALITY\nCHAPTER 12 - IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY\nSUBCHAPTER II - IMMIGRATION\nPART VIII - GENERAL PENALTY PROVISIONS\n\nSection 1321. Prevention Of Unauthorized Landing Of Aliens\nSection 1322. Bringing In Aliens Subject To Denial Of Admission On A Health-Related Ground; Persons Liable; Clearance Papers; Exceptions; "Person" Defined\nSection 1323. Unlawful Bringing Of Aliens Into United States\nSection 1324. Bringing In And Harboring Certain Aliens\nSection 1324a. Unlawful Employment Of Aliens\nSection 1324b. Unfair Immigration-Related Employment Practices\nSection 1324c. Penalties For Document Fraud\nSection 1324d. Civil Penalties For Failure To Depart\nSection 1325. Improper Entry By Alien\nSection 1326. Reentry Of Removed Aliens\nSection 1327. Aiding Or Assisting Certain Aliens To Enter\nSection 1328. Importation Of Alien For Immoral Purpose\nSection 1329. Jurisdiction Of District Courts\nSection 1330. Collection Of Penalties And Expenses
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Well I work as border patrol and well actually you could get a 500-5000$ dollar fine it depends....its not ignored its just so many illegal immigrants crossing its to hard to handle so some cross and dont get caught the longer you've been here the more the fine will be.
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If you or your parents, grandparents, etc., came here to the U.S. legally, then I am very proud of saying you are a fellow citizen. However, if you are illegal then you are a criminal. You broke our laws and should not be given any of our benefits or rights, except the benefit of a free ride back to where you came from. I don't hate you, I just want you to play by the rules.
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it depends if you are a citizen or not.\n\nIf you are a citizen, I-130.
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Fines and or up to 10 years for a first offense.\nPrison terms increase to 15, 20 and 25 years if there are aggravating circumstances (like using a false passport to run drugs or aid terrorism)
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Fines? What kind of draconian employer are you? \n\n-HtJ
87703
International rules aren't that strict. It's often determined by which country you are a citizen of, not where you are born. There are even some exceptions to that, however.
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Im not sure of everything. but I do think that if the owner KNOWS tehre illegal but hires them any way jsut to make more money (pay immigrants less) then they have a pretty big fine---just not enough to stop them from hirining illigal immigrant.\nagain I dont know all my facts---this is just what I rember from school\n\n\n\n\n~shellybell~
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Depends on what citizenship you have
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Any U.S. citizen or Green Card holder whose gross estate is in excess of the current exemption amount, which is $2,000,000.  (That threshold amount may be reduced if large gifts were made during your life for which you filed or should have filed a Form 709.)  If you seem to fit this profile, you should consult a lawyer or accountant.
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Acctually, the fine for being in the United States illegally is now $1000.00 dollars.  You will find that a lot of the cost of becoming a legal Resident Alien have gone up, since September 11.  I know of only one way for you to become legal at this point in time, and that is to find a U.S. Citizen who is willing to marry you.  \n\nMy wife just became a U.S. Citizen, but our circumbstance was a little different.  We met while she was here legally for school and then we were married....have been for almost 7 years now, have two kids and all that, so we never had to worry really about anything.  However, she did have friends at a clinc she was working at as an interpreter that had married illegal immigrants so we know a little about it.  \n\nAlso, depending on what type of Visa you came to the U.S. with, even after you do get married to a citizen there is a chance that you might have to return to your homeland for a period of 2 years.  \n\nThere is a lot of good information on the main Immigration websight, and I have listed this below.  Good luck.
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A green card means you're a resident, so you can work here without getting kicked out.  I don't believe there are any restrictions to you working outside the country.
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You can file a small claims lawsuit against a non-US citizen.  However, you will also need to make sure they are properly servied.  Collecting the judgment may be difficult if they do not have assets in your state.\n\nIn order for a court have jurisdiction on a nonresident defendnt, the defendant must have a sufficient level of personal or business contacts with the state in which the court sits that the defendant could reasonbly expect to be sued there.  These contacts are generally referred to by the term of art "minimum contacts". Generally speaking, a party is subject to personal jurisdiction in a state if the party has purposely availed itself of the resources of protection of the state.
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No as long as you pay your fines... you are fine... that has nothing to do with Immigration department... the only worry about serious offences like murder or threats to security...
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Given - assuming one is a legal citizen.
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you will be charged with fraud, they will be deported and not allowed back into the USA and you will be fined and probably go to jail for a long time.  You will also be on an IRS watch list.  DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!