New Alabama Immigration Law.

[JR4AU]

You can charge them, you just may not be able to convict them.  People are arrested and charged with theft for mere possession all of the time.  See Cam Newton.

But isn't this a little different?  Personal property can easily be moved around and placed in someone else's possession for purposes of framing them.  But a human being that is physically present in a country?  What's the excuse there?  The Mexican cartel drugged some random hombre and snuck him across the border against his will, all for the purpose of framing him for illegally entering the U.S.?

Is anyone really going to have a reasonable doubt as to whether a person who is not a U.S. citizen, yet is present in the U.S., and for whom there is not a shred of documentation which remotely suggests that he/she was legally present at any point in time, crossed the border by illegally entering this country?

Again, I don't deal with this area of law, so do correct me if I'm wrong, but just from reading a few memorandums from the DoJ, it would appear that individuals who are merely "found" to be residing in the U.S. without proper documentation can be charged with this federal crime; they don't actually have to be caught in the act of illegally entering.  There's also some case law which seems to suggest that an individual who is "found" in the U.S. can be charged with illegal entry:

Am I misreading those quotes, or otherwise missing something?  (Legitimate question; no sarcasm intended).

tl/dr

[GH2001]

BIL must be a peice of shit, like the new law.

Would you have raped him over the coles?

[Vandy Vol]

tl/dr

You gots more dodge than a Durango.

[GH2001]

You gots more dodge than a Durango.

I was going to say that "no one puts JR in a corner". But yours is better.

[CCTAU]

I still think my Mexican C.H.U.D. idea will work.

[Kaos]

BIL must be a peice of shit, like the new law.

Just because he had it didn't mean he did it.  Unless he did. Or it did.   

[Kaos]

You can charge them, you just may not be able to convict them.  People are arrested and charged with theft for mere possession all of the time.  See Cam Newton.

But isn't this a little different?  Personal property can easily be moved around and placed in someone else's possession for purposes of framing them.  But a human being that is physically present in a country?  What's the excuse there?  The Mexican cartel drugged some random hombre and snuck him across the border against his will, all for the purpose of framing him for illegally entering the U.S.?

Is anyone really going to have a reasonable doubt as to whether a person who is not a U.S. citizen, yet is present in the U.S., and for whom there is not a shred of documentation which remotely suggests that he/she was legally present at any point in time, crossed the border by illegally entering this country?

Again, I don't deal with this area of law, so do correct me if I'm wrong, but just ffrom reading a few memorandums from the DoJ, it would appear that individuals who are merely "found" to be residing in the U.S. without proper documentation can be charged with this federal crime; they don't actually have to be caught in the act of illegally entering. There's also some case law which seems to suggest that an individual who is "found" in the U.S. can be charged with illegal entry:

Am I misreading those quotes, or otherwise missing something?  (Legitimate question; no sarcasm intended).

If I "find" you in my house fucking with my stuff and I didn't invite you in?  I should be able to shoot you.  At the very least I can kick your ass out the door.

If you're "found" in my country and you weren't invited?  Get out. 

You make sense here.

[Vandy Vol]

If I "find" you in my house fucking with my stuff and I didn't invite you in?  I should be able to shoot you.  At the very least I can kick your ass out the door.

Come on now...

If you found me in your house, we'd both squeal like little girls and proceed to have the happiest tea party evar.

But it won't compare to

THE GREATEST GAME EVER TO BE PLAYED

[JR4AU]

If I "find" you in my house fucking with my stuff and I didn't invite you in?  I should be able to shoot you. 

You can, and you should, end of story.

[Token]

If I "find" you in my house fucking with my stuff and I didn't invite you in?  I should be able to shoot you. 

What makes you think that you can't?

[Vandy Vol]

What makes you think that you can't?

He loves me too much to go through with it.