Sentence examples for undocumented business from inspiring English sources

Lilly Romo, 24, is an undocumented business owner who has lived in the US since she was four.

If an audit target fails to produce acceptable documentation of his or her business proceeds and expenses, the IRS might well include all the revenue reported on the 1099s, disallow any undocumented business expenses and then assess taxes, interest and possibly penalties on profits a taxpayer didn't even have.

Arpaio has long been known for launching traffic patrols that target undocumented immigrants, raiding businesses suspecting of knowingly hiring illegal businesses and pushing the boundaries on what local police can do to crack down on illegal immigration.

A primary reason for this surge has been the leniency allowed businesses to employ undocumented workers.

Looks like there's a shortage of demand planning analysts, and guess what: businesses that employ undocumented workers do better.

He said he would secure the Mexican border by Jan . 1 2014, and fine businesses that hired undocumented workers.

Critics say the bill amounts to giving amnesty to the millions of illegal immigrants living in the U.S. and opens the door to millions more; advocates say the bill acknowledges the labor needs of American businesses by offering undocumented workers a path to legal status.

The Pennsylvania town passed ordinances in 2006 barring undocumented immigrants from renting property and increasing penalties for businesses who hire undocumented workers.

The videos are part of an effort to repeal the law, which allows police to request immigration documents from those they suspect to be undocumented and criminalizes a large range of business interactions with undocumented immigrants.

McDonnell and his sons went on golf outings paid for by Williams, and the business executive gave the governor undocumented "loans" that came to $120,000 to pay his debts.

He was also one of the sponsors of another law against illegal aliens, upheld by the Supreme Court on May 26th, which allows the state to revoke the business licences of companies that employ undocumented workers.