Illegal aliens weather recession defy job decline in US
United Press International reports illegals, 3 to 5 percent of population, weather recession with 800,000 arrests in a year and an estimated 8 to 10 million in the United States. Chicago and Los Angeles host large groups, with many in low paid or even high earning jobs. farming, services, and skilled labor seen. State welfare use cited as uncertain, but aliens persist due to labor demand and meager wages in host economies.
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Employers accuse bootleg hiring of illegal aliens
Chicago INS officials say few employers admit knowingly hiring illegal aliens and that most assume workers are citizens. William Bartley cites over 90 percent as likely citizens and notes growing company cooperation. Counterfeit alien IDs complicate screening, though careful reading of applications helps, according to INS Hammond official Joel Rogers.
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Youth Arrested for Aiding Jail Escape in Kansas
A 17-year-old was brought before juvenile authorities in Abilene, Kansas, for allegedly aiding four Dickinson County jailmates in a Thursday escape. The youth is one of three people linked to the breakout. others named include Norman Peart Patrick Edwards Claude Gay Jr. and Darrel Olsen. Gabriel Rosalez and Jane Redicker were arraigned on two counts each of aiding escaped felons, facing up to five years. Details of the youth’s involvement were not released.
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