Immigration bill backed by State official seeks employer penalties
A top State Department aide argues that criminal penalties on employers who hire illegal aliens and an Amnesty for millions already in the United States are necessary to regain control of immigration. Diego Asencio says penalties would curb illegal hiring and that amnesty is essential to reform, while Congress debates a Senate bill with fines up to $2,000 per knowingly hired worker and possible prison terms for patterns of illegal hiring.
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Woman completes first crossing of Chesapeake Bay mouth
A 64 year old woman who calls herself a good swimmer crossed the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay from Cape Charles to Virginia Beach in 9 hours. She benefited from strong breezes and currents and started at 7 a.m. from Cape Charles on the Eastern Shore, finishing near Virginia Beach about 16 miles away.
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