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48 Immigrants Detained, Managers Charged in South Carolina Identity Fraud Probe

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48 Immigrants Detained, Managers Charged in South Carolina Identity Fraud Probe

Federal officials detained 48 workers at a South Carolina metal casting business, while two managers face state charges for allegedly hiring undocumented immigrants. A two-year investigation uncovered a conspiracy to create and sell fake IDs.

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No State Charges for Anti-Immigration Protesters Who Interrupted Minnesota Church Service

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No State Charges for Anti-Immigration Protesters Who Interrupted Minnesota Church Service

Dozens of anti-immigration protesters who face federal charges for interrupting a Minnesota church service will not face state charges, as prosecutors deemed evidence insufficient. The decision drew criticism from the church's lead pastor.