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Illegal Alien
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Illegal Alien
A foreigner not permitted to reside or work in a country. One may be an illegal alien if one overstays a visa, works in violation of one's visa or enters a country illegally in the first place. Illegal aliens may face jail time and/or deportation. Companies that hire illegal aliens also are subject to sanctions. The term is sometimes considered derogatory; some prefer "undocumented worker."


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But the idea that undocumented workers have rights is also controversial.
They all come here because this is the only place without a wall around it," says an undocumented worker who declined to give his real name but identified himself as Abu Omar.
00 Hardcover F295 This volume collects oral testimony from the rapidly growing Latino population of Dalton-Whitfield County in northwest Georgia (unfortunately neglecting the narratives of undocumented workers because of human subject review guidelines of the University System of Georgia).
 
 
 
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