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...which a golf course and country club facilities are located. San...homeowner in the King's Crossing Subdivision adjacent to the Property...
National Law Journal
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...pilot vehicles," which escort trucks hauling large or wide loads across the country. Daggett drove a Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck, while Otteren drove a...
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...and ate lunch each day Monday through Saturday at the Town & Country, a retail location about two miles from the tank farm that included...
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...United States in 2010 because the visa he used to enter this country as a lawful permanent resident in 1997 had been obtained by fraud...
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...of an alien who "has come to, entered, or remains in" the country illegally. 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii) (emphasis...
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...our eyes to those events that transpired prior to the Lobos' border crossing, which are derived from Lobo's testimony before the immigration judge ("IJ...
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...results from a hiring scheme designed to employ aliens brought into this country illegally using fraudulent means (the hiring scheme). Accord- ing to the plaintiffs...
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