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Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
So what? If Obama or Clinton had been president this clown would have his pardon already and an award presented by whatever clown was in the oval office between the 2. He is ONLY going to prison because President Trump is in office and now Judges,Lawyers,Law Enforcement etc are free to do their jobs without facing backlash.Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
the charges were brought in September, 2016, idiota.
guess who was president then,
Farm World weekly farm newspaper source for ag news, classifieds, auctions
oops.
Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
the charges were brought in September, 2016, idiota.
guess who was president then,
Farm World weekly farm newspaper source for ag news, classifieds, auctions
oops.
Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
You can pardon people?Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
Did not the Great Douche give a pardon to the convicted MEAT Packer sentenced to 25 years who hired illegals and enslaved children?
Plus the meat packer did Tax Fraud like the great Douche does..
Read Post #7 Many, many times. DOPer hack.So what? If Obama or Clinton had been president this clown would have his pardon already and an award presented by whatever clown was in the oval office between the 2. He is ONLY going to prison because President Trump is in office and now Judges,Lawyers,Law Enforcement etc are free to do their jobs without facing backlash.Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
the charges were brought in September, 2016, idiota.
guess who was president then,
Farm World weekly farm newspaper source for ag news, classifieds, auctions
oops.
You can pardon people?Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
Did not the Great Douche give a pardon to the convicted MEAT Packer sentenced to 25 years who hired illegals and enslaved children?
Plus the meat packer did Tax Fraud like the great Douche does..
No, when everything you post about Trump is lie, we just laugh at you.Giving Trump credit for something else he had absolutely NOTHING to do with? Awesome!
These people were arrested when Obama was president:
On Feb. 1, 2013, a Bad Axe police officer pulled over a vehicle driven by Yolanda Stewart and containing five passengers. All of the passengers were undocumented immigrants working at the Burkes' farms.
Denis Burke was aware that Stewart regularly drove his employees to town so they could go shopping and wire money to their families in other countries, the plea agreement states. Investigators found paystubs from the farms, MoneyGram receipts, and an identification document issued by the Mexican consulate in Stewart's car.
Stewart's five passengers were arrested. As a result, his remaining employees were afraid to leave the farms. Denis Burke thus paid Stewart $800 to buy groceries for his workers so the farms could continue operating, the document states.In July 2016, Stewart pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport, harbor, and shield illegal aliens from detection for private financial gain. In November, a judge sentenced her to 27 months in federal prison.
A grand jury had indicted the Burkes in September 2016.
Guess that kind of blows your assumption about "Aunt Barry's Statue" eh?
Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
Regressives wonder why we have so much crime when they don't want to punish criminals severely enough.Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
The death penalty? Don't you think that's a bit extreme? Yeah the guy should be locked up. But hiring illegals doesn't warrant death penalty.
Regressives wonder why we have so much crime when they don't want to punish criminals severely enough.Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
The death penalty? Don't you think that's a bit extreme? Yeah the guy should be locked up. But hiring illegals doesn't warrant death penalty.
Regressives wonder why we have so much crime when they don't want to punish criminals severely enough.Bad news is this crook had more than 100 illegals working for him and should have gotten the death penalty. But this is a start. When Aunt Barry caught businessmen hiring illegals, he built a statue in their honor!!! That's a fact.
Web News System: Michigan dairy farmer gets prison time for hiring undocumented immigrants
jan 6 2018 A Michigan dairy farmer is spend a couple of years in federal prison and owes a six-figure fine for hiring undocumented immigrants.
U.S. District Judge Thomas L. Ludington on Thursday, Jan. 4, sentenced Denis Burke to two years in prison, followed by two years of supervised release. Ludington did not order Burke taken into custody on Thursday, but gave him time to self-report to the U.S. Marshals Services.
The judge also ordered Burke to pay a fine of $187,500 and an assessment fee of $100.
Burke in September pleaded guilty to knowingly harboring illegal aliens for private gain and/or commercial advantage.
In exchange for his plea, the prosecution dismissed four more counts of the same charge.
The Burkes own Parisville Dairy in Huron County and Dunganstown Dairy in Tuscola County. Between February 2008 and May 2013, the couple hired and harbored more than 100 undocumented immigrants to work on their farms, Denis Burke's plea agreement states."Denis Burke gave the illegal aliens free housing on or next to his farms so the illegal aliens would be readily available for work and less accessible to immigration authorities," the document states.
The death penalty? Don't you think that's a bit extreme? Yeah the guy should be locked up. But hiring illegals doesn't warrant death penalty.
I'm for punishing criminals. But the death penalty should be persevered for the worst of humanity. Like murderers and rapist.
Having illegal immigrants is illegal but it a isn't necessarily a crime against humanity.
I'm sure for a dairy farmer, it will seem like an eternity. Maybe enough to keep him from hiring them again.2 years seems too lenient.
He should lose his business.I'm sure for a dairy farmer, it will seem like an eternity. Maybe enough to keep him from hiring them again.2 years seems too lenient.
