I did the research (all 2 minutes of it) and found you're either lying or you're ignorant of the law. I'll show my proof (and show you how that's done) and then I'll have but one final question:
"Who Qualifies for a Work Permit in the United States?
Foreign nationals living in the United States cannot work unless they have received explicit permission under the terms of their visa or other status, or have separately applied for and received a work permit. "
And here is the kicker, in plain English:
"Who Is Eligible to Apply for a Work Permit
There are numerous classes of other people who can (and must, if they wish to accept employment) apply for a special "work permit" from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They must submit their application before they start working. The categories include things like K-1 fiance visa holders, asylees, people with a pending application for adjustment of status (a green card) spouses of various visa holders, people with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or Deferred Enforced Departure (DED), F-1 students experiencing economic hardship or seeking optional practical training (OPT), and so on. The categories are too many to list here -- you can find a full list of them in the instructions that go with USCIS Form I-765 (the work permit application form). Notice, however, that there is no category for tourists (B-1 visa holders) or undocumented immigrants. USCIS will not grant these people permission to work in the United States, and indeed for them to do so (or for employers to hire them) is illegal. "
Source:
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/...ed-states.html
So, since you admit to hiring illegals and you say they pay taxes, the question is simple; were you lying or were you ignorant of the law?
Hmmm,.....
Btw, you also just admitted to violating Federal law. Might want to be careful about that, as President Trump isn't letting people like you get away with hiring illegals anymore.
"Who Qualifies for a Work Permit in the United States?
Foreign nationals living in the United States cannot work unless they have received explicit permission under the terms of their visa or other status, or have separately applied for and received a work permit. "
And here is the kicker, in plain English:
"Who Is Eligible to Apply for a Work Permit
There are numerous classes of other people who can (and must, if they wish to accept employment) apply for a special "work permit" from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They must submit their application before they start working. The categories include things like K-1 fiance visa holders, asylees, people with a pending application for adjustment of status (a green card) spouses of various visa holders, people with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or Deferred Enforced Departure (DED), F-1 students experiencing economic hardship or seeking optional practical training (OPT), and so on. The categories are too many to list here -- you can find a full list of them in the instructions that go with USCIS Form I-765 (the work permit application form). Notice, however, that there is no category for tourists (B-1 visa holders) or undocumented immigrants. USCIS will not grant these people permission to work in the United States, and indeed for them to do so (or for employers to hire them) is illegal. "
Source:
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/...ed-states.html
So, since you admit to hiring illegals and you say they pay taxes, the question is simple; were you lying or were you ignorant of the law?
Hmmm,.....
Btw, you also just admitted to violating Federal law. Might want to be careful about that, as President Trump isn't letting people like you get away with hiring illegals anymore.
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