what is the Immigration Law Enforcement Act    and what does it do........ Immigration Law Enforcement Act?
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This title grants state and local police the authority to enforce all federal immigration laws. This includes not only criminal violations, but also civil violations of U.S. immigration laws. If this bill becomes law, any state and local police officer would have the authority to investigate the immigration status of people who have not committed crimes, and to investigate private citizens and businesses they suspect have hired undocumented workers.\nThe title does not require police to report the immigration status of crime victims and witnesses to federal immigration agents. But it does not prohibit this either, nor address other concerns with state and local enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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If Congress were to pass a law that said, quite simply, that the CEO(ANY EMPLOYER) of any business that was caught employing ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS went to jail for a year - \nNO EXCEPTIONS - \nThen within a month there would be ten million (more or less) people lined up at the Mexican border trying to get out of the United States And Back To Whatever Country They Came From.\n\nIf They Cant Work They Wont Stay\nNo Deportation Costs\nThey Wont Come Back\n\nThe EMPLOYERS Must Be Held Accountable\n\nGood Luck With Your Report
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The US Attorney General is the cheif law enforcement officer in the US.  He is in charge of interpreting and enforcing the laws of the nation.\n\nThe Solicitor General works for the Attoenys General.  He is the cheif appellate lawyer of the US.  His job is to represent the United States on appeals from trials and before the Supreme Court.  Your average Solicitor General can look forward to making forty arguments before the Supreme Court in his tenure.
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Good question sir.. I believe it will provide tighter control on entry and exist of legal border crossing only. By definition, illegal immigration occurs by illegal pessage ways. The ID cards don't apply to illegal pessage ways..right ? If someone from Mexico and Canada is datermined to cross the broder from a dark ally, they still will, ragardless of the use of an ID card at the legal crossings i.e. a border. The two issues are totally separate.
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go to uscis.gov\nthis site will provide you will all the info you need on immigration laws and all changes that have been made\nGood luck
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Heres A Link That Explains \nthe main provisions of the HR 4437  \n\nhttp://www.justiceforimmigrants.org/HR4437.html\n\nMajor Provisions of HR 4437\nThe following is a summary of the major provisions of H.R. 4437, the Border Protection, Anti-Terrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005.   The legislation passed the House of Representatives 239-182 on Friday, December 16, 2005.\n\n“Unlawful presence” would now be considered a crime and a felony, meaning that undocumented immigrants may have to serve jail time and would be barred from future legal status and from re-entry into the country. \n\nImmigrants, including asylum-seekers, victims of human trafficking, victims of domestic abuse, and children who are apprehended along an international border or at a port-of-entry would be detained until such time as they are removed from the nation or otherwise provided immigration relief. \n\nAnyone or any organization who “assists” an individual without documentation “to reside in or remain” in the United States knowingly or with “reckless disregard” as to the individual’s legal status would be liable for criminal penalties and five years in prison.   This could include church personnel who provide shelter or other basic needs assistance to an undocumented individual.   Property used in this act would be subject to seizure and forfeiture. \n\nThe use of expedited removal, which would permit DHS enforcement personnel to remove a potential asylum-seeker without providing an opportunity to appear before an immigration judge or qualified adjudicator, would be mandated within 100 miles of the border and within 14 days of a person’s entry into the country. \n\nThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would be required to erect up to 700 miles of fencing along the Southwest border at points with the highest number of immigrant deaths. \n\nState and local law enforcement are authorized to enforce federal immigration laws.  State and local governments which refuse to participate would be subject to the loss of federal funding. \n\nAsylum seekers and refugees who are convicted of a minor offense, such as petty theft, would be barred from permanent legal residence and eventual citizenship. \n\nDocument fraud would be considered an aggravated felony and would subject an asylum-seeker to deportation and bars to re-entry. \n\nNationals from countries who do not accept the return of aliens who commit crimes in this country would not be admitted to the United States.   This would include countries such as China, Vietnam, and Cuba. \n\nDHS would be given the authority to continue to detain individuals who have served their sentences based upon a determination that they are a “dangerous alien,” contrary to Supreme Court rulings barring indefinite detention. \n\nThe diversity visa lottery program, which allows 50,000 immigrants each year from countries around the world to permanently reside in the United States, is eliminated.\n \nThese represent a few of the most egregious provisions of H.R. 4437
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The immigration law that requires that aliens be documented for legal entry. Those who sneak intto the country are referred to as "entry without inspection" (EWI). Others enter with legal documentation and then violate the terms on which they have been admitted by taking jobs that are not authorized or overstaying the authorized period of stay in the country. Both types of illegal immigrants are deportable under Immigration and Nationality Act Section 237 (a)(1)(B) which says:\n\n\n"Any alien who is present in the United States in violation of this Act or any other law of the United States is deportable."\n\nIf you have evidence of illegal immigration, we recommend you contact your local immigration office for assistance.  Following is a list of regional immigration investigations office phone numbers.\n\nState  Tel. Number  Regional Office \nAlabama  (404) 331-2762  Atlanta  \nAlaska  (907) 271-3104  Anchorage  \nArizona  (602) 379-3116  Phoenix  \nArkansas (East)  (901) 544-0256 (x.136) Memphis \nArkansas (West)  (501) 646-4721  Ft. Smith  \nCalifornia (North)  (415) 844-5347  San Francisco \nCalifornia (South) (619) 557-6011  San Diego \nCalifornia (East)  (213) 894-0400 (x.10) Los Angeles \nColorado  (303) 371-3841  Denver \nConnecticut  (860) 240-3346  Hartford \nDelaware  (215) 656-7195  Philadelphia \nDistrict of Columbia (703) 578-4900  Washington D.C. \nFlorida (North)  (904) 232-3156  Jacksonville \nFlorida (East)  (407) 855-4418  Orlando \nFlorida (West)  (813) 637-3050  Tampa Bay \nFlorida (South)  (305) 762-3610  Miami \nFlorida (South-East) (561) 848-6161  West Palm Beach \nGeorgia  (404) 331-2762  Atlanta \nHawaii  (808) 522-5847  Honolulu \nIdaho  (406) 449-3991  Helena \nIllinois  (312) 353-4465  Chicago \nIndiana  (317) 226-6202  Indianapolis \nIndiana (North-West)  (312) 353-4465  Chicago \nIowa  (319) 364-3280  Cedar Rapids \nKansas (East)  (816) 891-8350  Kansas City \nKansas (West)  (316) 293-2400  Witchita \nKentucky  (502) 582-6953  Louisville \nLouisiana  (504) 589-6635  New Orleans \nMaine  (207) 780-3440  Portland \nMaryland  (410) 962-7449  Baltimore \nMassachusetts  (617) 565-3100  Boston \nMichigan  (313) 568-6042  Detroit \nMinnesota  (612) 313-9040  St. Paul \nMississippi  (601) 965-5878  Jackson \nMissouri (East)  (314) 539-2538  St. Louis \nMissouri (West)  (816) 891-8350  Kansas City \nMontana  (406) 449-5318  Helena \nNebraska  (402) 697-9154  Omaha  \nNevada (North)  (775) 685-4432  Reno \nNevada (South)  (702) 388-6414  Las Vegas  \nNew Hampshire  (603) 625-5276  Manchester \nNew Jersey (North)  (973) 645-2240  Newark \nNew Jersey (South)  (609) 424-4124  Cherry Hill \nNew Mexico (North)  (505) 241-3850  Albuquerque  \nNew Mexico (South)  (915) 225-1883  El Paso  \nNew York (North)  (518) 220-2100  Albany  \nNew York (South)  (212) 264-5923  New York City \nNew York (West)  (716) 551-4741 (x.5500) Buffalo  \nNorth Carolina  (704) 672-6938  Charlotte \nNorth Dakota  (612) 313-9040  St. Paul \nOhio (North)  (216) 522-4774  Cleveland \nOhio (South)  (513) 684-2930  Cincinnati \nOklahoma  (405) 231-5944  Oklahoma City \nOregon  (503) 326-7475  Portland  \nPennsylvania (East)  (215) 656-7195  Philadelphia \nPennsylvania (West)  (412) 395-4463  Pittsburgh \nRhode Island  (401) 528-5543  Providence  \nSouth Carolina  (404) 331-2762  Atlanta \nSouth Dakota  (612) 313-9040  St. Paul \nTennessee  (901) 544-0256 (x.136) Memphis \nTexas (North-Central)  (214) 767-7900 (x.134) Dallas  \nTexas (South-Central)  (210) 967-7036  San Antonio \nTexas (South-East)  (281) 774-4900  Houston  \nTexas (South)  (956) 427-8542  Harlingen  \nTexas (West)  (915) 225-1883  El Paso  \nUtah  (801) 313-4230  Salt Lake City  \nVermont  (802) 527-3259  St. Albans \nVirginia (North)  (703) 578-4900  Washington D.C. \nVirginia (South)  (757) 858-7502  Norfolk  \nWashington  (206) 553-7924  Seattle  \nWest Virginia  (412) 395-4463  Pittsburgh \nWisconsin  (414) 297-1571  Milwaukee \nWyoming  (303) 371-3841
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It provides for a large number of things to help prevent illegal immigration. A summary of it is at the site below.
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I like the last answer (above mine), and have some additional stuff to add.\n\nFirst: as a local cop, I have NEVER received training in what constitutes an illegal alien.  I have no idea what's allowed and what's not...work visas, travel visas, passports, green cards.  I don't even know where I'd find the laws on the subject, to try and educate myself.  I've never even seen any training that's available on this subject, and I'm the guy responsible for training at my department.\n\nSecond, I do have an awful lot of other things to worry about besides trying to deal with someone whose only offense is that he's here illegally.  Many of them work and support their families, and that's a hell of a lot more than most of the crackheads I deal with will ever do.  Sort of a matter of priorities.\n\nHaving said that, I would not hesitate to arrest an illegal alien if I knew how to work the case.  I arrest DUI's, dope dealers, and wife beaters all the time, because I know how to work those cases.  I don't know the first thing about working an illegal alien case.  \n\nAlso, our local jail is currently extremely overcrowded and I don't know that they would even accept someone for an immigration offense.  \n\nI would be very interested in knowing more about the entire situation, and how it would work in my jurisdicition.  However, the Feds aren't forthcoming with any training to educate me on the issue, so I suspect they're not especially interested in dealing with it, either.  \n\nBelieve me, I share your frustration.  I just don't know what to do about it.
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A triple fence along the entire border. Use high tech devices.  \n\nBetter trained and definitely higher paid Border Patrol Agents.  They don't make squat.  Lower paid cops is asking for corruption.\n\n$10K fines if you employ an illegal worker.  Jail time for repeat offenders.\n\nLife time ban from any chance of legal immigration for all illegals caught in the US.  Collect DNA and fingerprints from all detainees to determine identity.
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1 - How do you know they are illegal immigrants? You'd need evidence before the police took you seriously. Perhaps they are foreign students? I wouldn't try a citizens arrest in this case.\n2 - Americans, there is no INS in England, and most Brits don't carry guns, "shoot there brains out" is not a helpful answer, nor grammatically correct.\n3 - You can find details about illegal workers here: http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/ind/en/home/0/preventing_illegal.html\n4 - Or call your local police station (Kent police 01622 690690)
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The immigration law that requires that aliens be documented for legal entry. Those who sneak intto the country are referred to as "entry without inspection" (EWI). Others enter with legal documentation and then violate the terms on which they have been admitted by taking jobs that are not authorized or overstaying the authorized period of stay in the country. Both types of illegal immigrants are deportable under Immigration and Nationality Act Section 237 (a)(1)(B) which says:\n\n"Any alien who is present in the United States in violation of this Act or any other law of the United States is deportable."\n\nIf you have evidence of illegal immigration, we recommend you contact your local immigration office for assistance.  Following is a list of regional immigration investigations office phone numbers.\n\nState  Tel. Number  Regional Office \nAlabama  (404) 331-2762  Atlanta  \nAlaska  (907) 271-3104  Anchorage  \nArizona  (602) 379-3116  Phoenix  \nArkansas (East)  (901) 544-0256 (x.136) Memphis \nArkansas (West)  (501) 646-4721  Ft. Smith  \nCalifornia (North)  (415) 844-5347  San Francisco \nCalifornia (South) (619) 557-6011  San Diego \nCalifornia (East)  (213) 894-0400 (x.10) Los Angeles \nColorado  (303) 371-3841  Denver \nConnecticut  (860) 240-3346  Hartford \nDelaware  (215) 656-7195  Philadelphia \nDistrict of Columbia (703) 578-4900  Washington D.C. \nFlorida (North)  (904) 232-3156  Jacksonville \nFlorida (East)  (407) 855-4418  Orlando \nFlorida (West)  (813) 637-3050  Tampa Bay \nFlorida (South)  (305) 762-3610  Miami \nFlorida (South-East) (561) 848-6161  West Palm Beach \nGeorgia  (404) 331-2762  Atlanta \nHawaii  (808) 522-5847  Honolulu \nIdaho  (406) 449-3991  Helena \nIllinois  (312) 353-4465  Chicago \nIndiana  (317) 226-6202  Indianapolis \nIndiana (North-West)  (312) 353-4465  Chicago \nIowa  (319) 364-3280  Cedar Rapids \nKansas (East)  (816) 891-8350  Kansas City \nKansas (West)  (316) 293-2400  Witchita \nKentucky  (502) 582-6953  Louisville \nLouisiana  (504) 589-6635  New Orleans \nMaine  (207) 780-3440  Portland \nMaryland  (410) 962-7449  Baltimore \nMassachusetts  (617) 565-3100  Boston \nMichigan  (313) 568-6042  Detroit \nMinnesota  (612) 313-9040  St. Paul \nMississippi  (601) 965-5878  Jackson \nMissouri (East)  (314) 539-2538  St. Louis \nMissouri (West)  (816) 891-8350  Kansas City \nMontana  (406) 449-5318  Helena \nNebraska  (402) 697-9154  Omaha  \nNevada (North)  (775) 685-4432  Reno \nNevada (South)  (702) 388-6414  Las Vegas  \nNew Hampshire  (603) 625-5276  Manchester \nNew Jersey (North)  (973) 645-2240  Newark \nNew Jersey (South)  (609) 424-4124  Cherry Hill \nNew Mexico (North)  (505) 241-3850  Albuquerque  \nNew Mexico (South)  (915) 225-1883  El Paso  \nNew York (North)  (518) 220-2100  Albany  \nNew York (South)  (212) 264-5923  New York City \nNew York (West)  (716) 551-4741 (x.5500) Buffalo  \nNorth Carolina  (704) 672-6938  Charlotte \nNorth Dakota  (612) 313-9040  St. Paul \nOhio (North)  (216) 522-4774  Cleveland \nOhio (South)  (513) 684-2930  Cincinnati \nOklahoma  (405) 231-5944  Oklahoma City \nOregon  (503) 326-7475  Portland  \nPennsylvania (East)  (215) 656-7195  Philadelphia \nPennsylvania (West)  (412) 395-4463  Pittsburgh \nRhode Island  (401) 528-5543  Providence  \nSouth Carolina  (404) 331-2762  Atlanta \nSouth Dakota  (612) 313-9040  St. Paul \nTennessee  (901) 544-0256 (x.136) Memphis \nTexas (North-Central)  (214) 767-7900 (x.134) Dallas  \nTexas (South-Central)  (210) 967-7036  San Antonio \nTexas (South-East)  (281) 774-4900  Houston  \nTexas (South)  (956) 427-8542  Harlingen  \nTexas (West)  (915) 225-1883  El Paso  \nUtah  (801) 313-4230  Salt Lake City  \nVermont  (802) 527-3259  St. Albans \nVirginia (North)  (703) 578-4900  Washington D.C. \nVirginia (South)  (757) 858-7502  Norfolk  \nWashington  (206) 553-7924  Seattle  \nWest Virginia  (412) 395-4463  Pittsburgh \nWisconsin  (414) 297-1571  Milwaukee \nWyoming  (303) 371-3841
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The district attorney is the chief law enforcement officer in his district. When a crime is committed, he prosecutes the crime.
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how is that a "law enforcement" question?
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Please do not oversimplify the matter. There is a huge difference between legal and ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION.
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You must be a nonlaw abiding person. Illegal means illegal. They are breaking the law. So how are they helping are economy?
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It is part of their job. When you join the guard the oath is to protect America from all threats both foreign and domestic. Fact - Illegal aliens are breaking the law. \n\nThe guard on the border is a great idea.\n\nIF (1) they are going to have any power to enforce the law. \nIF (2)they do more than just stand there and watch. It will be a waste of time if the illegals can just either walk over them or move down the road and run over the border. \n\nGive the troops the ability and means to keep illegals out. \n\nSupport the troops no matter where they are, Iraq , Afghanistan or the Mexican border.\n\nAlso the plan is to keep the troops there until more border guards are trained. How long that is depends on how smart the border guard trainees are.