The phrase "illegal person" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is not legally recognized as a citizen or resident of a country, often due to their immigration status. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as legal discussions, news articles, or political debates. Example: "The new immigration policy targets and deports illegal persons living in the country without proper documentation."
How do you legalize an illegal person?
"It is nice to have a machine to check if there is an illegal person in the back of a truck," said Karel van Kesteren, the Dutch ambassador to Bulgaria.
The paralysis in Congress and the country over fixing our immigration laws stems from our inability to get our heads around the wrenching change involved in making an illegal person legal.
That's when it hit me that I was stranded and that I was an "illegal" person.
Most have been accorded official status as refugees -- Sa Kaew's peoples are ranked as "illegal persons" -- and want to go abroad.
On Friday even devoted followers of Mr. Sadr conceded that in the past his movement had been damaged by "illegal persons who attacked people," forcing him to carry out a purge, said Abdul Rahman Hamed Hussein, a Sadr supporter who was providing water and soft drinks to thirsty marchers in Abu Dshir, a few miles south of Baghdad.
Come join me @ 4PM for the ribbon cutting on the new Sonoran Desert Illegal Persons Dunk Tank.
Like many in the African community, he has long overstayed his visa and become, in Chinese police terms, a Triple-Illegal Person — illegal to enter, illegal to reside, and illegal to work.
As all strikes by Africans are illegal, the person organising such a strike must avoid arrest.
If the tests confirm this burger's special sauce to be illegal, the person responsible could be charged with administering a harmful substance, a Class D felony, the Ottumwa Evening Post reports.
It is illegal for persons to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicants or with a blood alcohol level of.08% or higher (CA Vehicle Code Section 23152).
