The phrase "aims of illegal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the objectives or goals associated with illegal activities, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The aims of illegal activities often include financial gain and evasion of law enforcement."
Alternatives: "objectives of unlawful" or "goals of illicit".
The center-left government voices the same aim of curbing illegal immigration and favoring orderly, legal immigration as the right favors.
U.S. taxpayers have already paid the tab on some $8 billion in aid to Colombia, supposedly with the aim of fighting illegal drugs.
Utah, the only other state to pass a law aimed at curbing the population of illegal immigrants, designed a guest worker program aimed at helping businesses keep workers.
And on June 21st the Regency displayed a white sign at its entrance with the message: "Vote No .That day Fremont voted "yes" to a new ordinance that aims to rid the town of illegal immigrants.
The operation aims to tackle the wave of illegal immigration which over the last decade has changed the face of Athens's city centre.
It was the first time the international community gathered with the aim of curtailing the scourge of illegal gunrunning.
Immigration minister Damian Green announced the plan as part of a package of measures, also including an online checking service for employers, aimed at reducing the number of illegal workers in the UK.
In particular, Mr. Hessel's diatribe took aim at France's treatment of illegal immigrants, the influence on the news media by the rich, the shrinking social safety net and, especially, Israel's treatment of the Palestinians.
The Suzuki owner, like nearly 150 others caught in the county crackdown during 2003 aimed at stemming an epidemic of illegal A.T.V. riding, will have to pay a $500 redemption fee, double the old $250 fee, to get his machine back.
He expressed regret over the Dream Act, a bill aimed at allowing the children of illegal immigrants a route to citizenship, had failed to secure enough votes but described himself as persistent and vowed he would keep at it.
