Omaha’s Collusive Network Supporting Illegal Immigration Exposed by ICE Raid at Glenn Valley Foods
2025 Omaha Scandal: Illegal Aid Network Threatens Citizens!
On June 11, 2025, a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at Glenn Valley Foods in Omaha, Nebraska, detained approximately 80 undocumented immigrants, often referred to by critics as illegal aliens. The subsequent press conference, led by Mayor John Ewing Jr., aimed to clarify the city’s role but instead revealed a sprawling network of city officials, nonprofit organizations, consular offices, and government agencies allegedly engaged in supporting illegal immigration. Critics argue this network diverts vast public and private resources from American citizens, potentially facilitating federal crimes such as immigration violations, harboring, fraud, and obstruction of justice. This network’s actions may be transforming Omaha’s demographics, voting patterns, and economic stability, raising serious concerns about criminality and subversive agendas. The following article examines the crimes allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants, the suspected criminal activities of named individuals and organizations, the implications for Nebraska’s citizens, and the absence of organized opposition, urging further investigation into this collusive system.
The raid at Glenn Valley Foods targeted undocumented immigrants suspected of using false documents to secure employment, committing several federal crimes. Many likely entered the United States without inspection, a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in prison for a first offense, escalating to two years for subsequent reentries. Others may have overstayed visas or remained without authorization, subjecting them to deportation and reentry bans of three to ten years. Immigration and Customs Enforcement alleges these workers used fraudulent Social Security numbers or work permits, a felony that carries up to seven years in prison. Using stolen identities for employment, a common practice among undocumented workers, also incurs a seven-year penalty. Failing to report income or misusing tax identification numbers to claim refunds violates Internal Revenue Service laws, with penalties of up to seven years and fines reaching $250,000. Some detainees may have reentered the country after prior deportations, facing up to two years in prison, or 20 years if they have previous felony convictions. Critics contend these crimes strain Omaha’s economy, displace local workers, and contribute to demographic shifts that could influence elections through fraudulent voting or community advocacy, heightening tensions across Nebraska.
Glenn Valley Foods, by allegedly employing 80 undocumented workers with false documents, faces significant federal charges. The company’s failure to verify employment eligibility forms violates federal immigration law, incurring fines of up to $3,000 per worker, totaling a potential $240,000, and six months imprisonment for managers if the violation was intentional. Withholding taxes from workers using false identification numbers may constitute payroll tax fraud, punishable by up to five years in prison and $10,000 in fines. If Glenn Valley colluded with recruiters or nonprofit organizations like the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement to hire these workers, managers could face five-year sentences for conspiracy. Critics argue such practices exploit cheap labor, undermining Omaha’s workforce and diverting jobs from legal residents, necessitating robust legal action against the company.
The press conference spotlighted several city officials whose actions raise suspicions of federal crimes. Mayor John Ewing Jr., overseeing a $1.35 billion city budget with a $531.1 million general fund, earns an annual salary of approximately $150,000. His promotion of services for undocumented immigrants, aligned with his ties to Omaha Together One Community—a faith-based group advocating for their protections—suggests he may be facilitating efforts to shield these individuals from federal authorities, a felony carrying up to seven years per person. His involvement with this group, which pushes for undocumented immigrant rights through initiatives like the 2024 Immigration and Workforce Summit, indicates a possible conspiracy to obstruct federal immigration enforcement, punishable by up to five years. By directing city contracts to organizations supporting undocumented immigrants, Ewing may also be misusing federal funds, a crime that could result in seven years imprisonment. Critics argue his actions, cloaked in public service, prioritize non-citizens over Omaha’s legal residents, diverting taxpayer resources from essential infrastructure and services.
Police Chief Todd Schmaderer, managing a $178.4 million budget and earning $200,000 annually, cooperated minimally with Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the raid by providing traffic management. However, his department’s adoption of policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, despite Omaha’s official stance against being a sanctuary city, raises concerns of obstructing justice, which carries a penalty of up to five years. These policies may also violate federal law requiring information sharing with immigration authorities, risking the loss of federal grants. By avoiding immigration status checks, Schmaderer’s department indirectly enables nonprofit clients, such as those served by the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, to evade detection, potentially compromising public safety. Critics contend this selective cooperation undermines federal law enforcement efforts, prioritizing local political agendas over national security.
Douglas County Commissioner Roger Garcia, overseeing a $612.7 million county budget with $30 million allocated for juvenile justice, earns $92,000 annually. His advocacy for undocumented immigrant families during the press conference, coupled with his involvement with the Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans—which supports Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients and undocumented Latinos—suggests possible harboring, a crime punishable by up to seven years. His promotion of nonprofit services and alignment with advocacy groups indicate a potential conspiracy to obstruct federal immigration efforts, carrying a five-year penalty. Misallocating county funds to organizations aiding undocumented immigrants could also violate federal law, with a seven-year sentence. Critics argue Garcia’s actions divert county resources from tax-paying residents, neglecting critical services like infrastructure maintenance.
City Councilmember Danny Begley, earning $45,000 and engaging with the city’s $531.1 million general fund, promoted resources for undocumented immigrants, aligning with the Heartland Workers Center and attending Omaha Together One Community events. These affiliations suggest he may be facilitating efforts to shield illegals, facing up to seven years, and possibly conspiring to obstruct federal enforcement, with a five-year penalty. Critics contend Begley’s focus diverts city funds from neighborhood improvements, prioritizing non-citizens over legal residents.
Cailin Daly Dejillas, Director of the Human Rights and Relations Department, manages a $1.2 million budget and earns $100,000 to $120,000. Her oversight of programs supporting undocumented immigrants, including collaborations with the Omaha Refugee Task Force and Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission, indicates probable harboring, with a seven-year penalty. Misusing federal funds through city contracts and conspiring with advocacy groups could result in seven and five years imprisonment, respectively. Jennifer Rodriguez, the department’s Community Relations Outreach Coordinator, earning $60,000 to $80,000, coordinates outreach for undocumented communities, potentially harboring illegals and misallocating funds, each carrying up to seven years. Critics argue their actions channel public funds to non-citizens, sidelining Omaha’s legal residents.
The nonprofit sector forms the core of this alleged criminal network, with organizations like the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Nebraska Immigration Legal Assistance Hotline, Heartland Workers Center, Nebraska Immigration Services, Omaha Center for Refugee & Immigrant Services Incorporated, Refugee Empowerment Center, Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family Services, and OneWorld Community Health Centers. Despite distinct names, these groups share funding and objectives, often colluding to support undocumented immigrants under the guise of charity.
The Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, led by Erik Omar with a $100,000 salary, operates 10 offices across Nebraska and Iowa with a $5 million budget from federal grants, Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, and donations. Its legal aid and bond assistance through the Prairielands Freedom Fund likely constitute harboring, punishable by up to seven years per person. Diverting federal grants to undocumented immigrants beyond refugee mandates suggests misallocation, carrying a seven-year penalty. Transferring funds for these activities across state lines could be wire fraud, with a 20-year sentence, while misreporting grant usage to the Internal Revenue Service may involve tax fraud, incurring seven years and $250,000 fines. Coordinating with other nonprofits to obstruct Immigration and Customs Enforcement indicates conspiracy, punishable by five years. The Center’s extensive collaborations with Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family Services, Nebraska Appleseed, American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, Justice for Our Neighbors, Legal Aid of Nebraska, and consulates from Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala amplify its role in this network, draining public resources and enabling illegal employment.
The Nebraska Immigration Legal Assistance Hotline, managed by the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement with a $500,000 budget, refers undocumented immigrants to legal aid, likely facilitating harboring and conspiring with nonprofits, carrying penalties of seven and five years, respectively. Its ties to the Nebraska State Bar Association, Women’s Center for Advancement, and Centro Hispano Comunitario reinforce this collusion, misusing funds meant for citizens.
Heartland Workers Center, led by Lina Traslaviña Stover with a $90,000 salary, operates across six Nebraska cities with a $1.5 million budget from Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, Open Society Foundations, and donations. Its civic engagement programs, potentially influencing voting by undocumented immigrants, suggest harboring, wire fraud, tax fraud, and conspiracy, with penalties ranging from five to 20 years. Collaborations with Nebraska Appleseed, American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska, Centro Hispano Comunitario, Omaha Together One Community, Nebraska State Education Association, and Mexican and El Salvador consulates push electoral agendas, diverting resources from citizens.
Nebraska Immigration Services, led by Mark Sorenson with an $80,000 salary, operates with a $1 million budget from United Way of the Midlands and donations. Its legal aid for undocumented immigrants likely involves harboring and conspiracy, carrying seven and five-year penalties. Ties to the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Catholic Charities, International Council for Refugees and Immigrants, Justice for Our Neighbors, and consulates reinforce this network, creating redundant funding streams.
Omaha Center for Refugee & Immigrant Services Incorporated, with a $2 million budget and an unnamed director earning $80,000, provides legal aid and English classes, likely harboring illegals and misallocating federal grants, each punishable by seven years. Its collusion with the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Lutheran Family Services, East African Development Association, Nebraska Refugee Resettlement Program, Karen Society of Nebraska, El Salvador Consulate, Restoring Dignity, and Omaha Refugee Task Force competes with citizen programs.
Refugee Empowerment Center, led by Marilyn Sims with an $85,000 salary, resettles undocumented immigrants with a $1.5 million budget from federal grants and Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. Its harboring, misallocation, and conspiracy activities carry penalties of seven and five years. Collaborations with the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Nebraska Immigration Services, OneWorld, Lutheran Family Services, Omaha Refugee Task Force, Creighton University, University of Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, Guatemalan Consulate, and Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit support demographic shifts.
Catholic Charities of Omaha’s Immigration Legal Services, with a $3 million budget and a director earning $90,000, defends undocumented immigrants, likely harboring them and misallocating Department of Justice grants, each carrying seven years. Its ties to the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Nebraska Immigration Legal Assistance Hotline, Nebraska Appleseed, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, Omaha Together One Community, American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska, Nebraska Catholic Conference, Nebraska Immigration Services, and Restoring Dignity prioritize non-citizens.
Lutheran Family Services’ International Center of the Heartland, led by Nizar Rasho with a $100,000 salary, operates with a $4 million budget from federal grants and United Way of the Midlands. Its services for undocumented immigrants suggest harboring, misallocation, and conspiracy, with penalties of seven and five years. Collaborations with Refugee Empowerment Center, Omaha Center for Refugee & Immigrant Services Incorporated, Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Nebraska State Dairy Association, University of Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska Cattlemen, Rural Community Inclusion Partnership, Justice for Our Neighbors, Guatemalan Consulate, and East African Development Association burden local budgets.
OneWorld Community Health Centers, led by Andrea Skolkin with a $150,000 salary, provides healthcare for undocumented immigrants with a $20 million budget from federal grants, patient fees, and Sherwood Foundation. Its harboring, misallocation, and wire fraud activities carry penalties of seven to 20 years. Ties to the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, consulates, Refugee Empowerment Center, Latino Economic Development Council, Omaha Together One Community, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, La Plaza de la Raza, and Omaha Community Foundation strain public systems.
Consular offices from Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala, with budgets of $2 million, $1.5 million, and $1.8 million respectively, issue identification documents that may enable illegal employment, potentially aiding violations of federal immigration law, with penalties up to six months. Their unregistered advocacy, influencing local policies with foreign funds, could violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act, incurring fines and up to five years. Collaborations with the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, Heartland Workers Center, OneWorld, and other nonprofits burden U.S. taxpayers, supporting non-citizens.
Federal agencies, including the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Refugee Resettlement, Department of Justice, Health Resources and Services Administration, and Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration, channel billions to nonprofits, suspected of misallocating funds to undocumented immigrants, a crime carrying seven years. State agencies like the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and Nebraska Refugee Resettlement Program contract with nonprofits, potentially misusing state funds. Foundations such as Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, Open Society Foundations, and United Way of the Midlands fund nonprofits, possibly engaging in wire fraud and tax fraud, with penalties up to 20 and seven years. Advocacy groups like the American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska, Justice for Our Neighbors, and Nebraska Appleseed conspire to shield illegals, facing up to five years.
The Omaha Police Department and Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, despite claiming cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, limit immigration status checks, potentially obstructing justice and violating federal law, risking grant losses. Federal immigration courts in Omaha face backlogs, delaying deportations and violating mandates for expedited trials within 90 days, colluding with local agendas to prolong illegal presence.
Funding misallocations are central to this network’s alleged criminality. The City of Omaha and Douglas County allocate funds to nonprofits, suspected of diverting federal grants to illegals. The Human Rights and Relations Department’s budget funds illegal outreach, potentially constituting theft. Foundations and consulates channel millions to nonprofits, suspected of wire fraud and money laundering. Nonprofits’ untracked general fund allocations risk tax fraud, obscuring criminal intent under charitable guises.
Despite widespread anti-immigration sentiment among Nebraskans, no organized opposition counters this network’s $600 million public and $50 million nonprofit budgets, reflecting citizen apathy or unawareness. The network’s efficiency transforms Omaha’s demographics, with illegals potentially influencing voting through advocacy or fraud. This coordinated shift, supported by global consulates and foundations, is seen as an invasion, colluding to remake America. The press conference’s exposure demands investigation into these criminal enterprises to restore justice for Nebraskans.
Supplemental sections available only at the Nebraska Journal Herald, including budget analyses, federal criminal statutes, judicial responsibilities, and a flow chart of collusion, provide detailed insights into this complex issue, available for further examination of this network’s impact on Omaha and Nebraska.
Criminal Collusion Exposed by ICE Raid at Glenn Valley Foods: A Web of Federal Crimes in Omaha’s Immigrant Support Network
The June 11, 2025, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at Glenn Valley Foods in Omaha, Nebraska, detaining approximately 80 undocumented immigrants, labeled “illegal aliens,” has ripped the veil off a sprawling, collusive network of city officials, nonprofit organizations, consular offices, and government agencies engaged in a web of federal crimes, suspected criminal activities, and probable violations tied to supporting illegal immigration. The press conference led by Mayor John Ewing Jr., intended to clarify municipal roles, instead exposed a network diverting public and private funds from American citizens to non-citizens, potentially facilitating crimes ranging from immigration violations to tax evasion, wire fraud, obstruction of justice, and even treasonous acts. This article comprehensively examines the federal crimes committed by undocumented immigrants, the criminal implications for named individuals and organizations in Omaha, and the broader network’s subversive agenda to transform Nebraska’s demographics, voting patterns, and resource allocation, often under the guise of charity or government legitimacy. It scrutinizes funding misallocations, harboring violations, employment crimes, and judicial failures, while highlighting the Omaha Police and Douglas County Sheriff’s Departments’ questionable cooperation with federal deportation efforts under the Trump Administration’s renewed focus.
Federal Crimes by Undocumented Immigrants
Undocumented immigrants at Glenn Valley Foods, allegedly employed with false documents, commit multiple federal crimes under U.S. law:
Illegal Entry (8 U.S.C. § 1325): Entering the U.S. without inspection carries penalties of up to 6 months imprisonment for first offenses, escalating to 2 years for reentry. Most of the 80 detainees likely violated this statute.
Unlawful Presence (8 U.S.C. § 1227): Overstaying visas or remaining without authorization subjects individuals to deportation, with potential 3-10 year reentry bars. Many detainees are suspected of unlawful presence.
False Documents (18 U.S.C. § 1546): ICE alleges Glenn Valley employees used fraudulent Social Security numbers or work permits, a felony punishable by up to 7 years in prison. This crime undermines federal immigration controls.
Identity Theft (18 U.S.C. § 1028): Using stolen identities for employment, common among undocumented workers, carries up to 7 years imprisonment and fines. Suspected cases at Glenn Valley amplify criminality.
Tax Evasion (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Failing to report income or using false tax IDs to claim refunds violates IRS laws, with penalties up to 7 years and $250,000 fines. Undocumented workers’ tax filings are under scrutiny.
Criminal Reentry (8 U.S.C. § 1326): Reentering after deportation, likely among some detainees, carries up to 2 years imprisonment, or 20 years if prior felonies exist, exacerbating border security issues.
Critics argue these crimes, facilitated by employment at Glenn Valley, burden Omaha’s economy, divert jobs from citizens, and fuel demographic shifts, with undocumented immigrants potentially influencing local voting through fraud or community advocacy.
Federal Crimes by Individuals and Organizations
The press conference named key figures—Mayor John Ewing Jr., Police Chief Todd Schmaderer, Commissioner Roger Garcia, Councilmember Danny Begley, Cailin Daly Dejillas, and Jennifer Rodriguez—and organizations like the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement (CIRA), Nebraska Immigration Legal Assistance Hotline (NILAH), Heartland Workers Center (HWC), and Nebraska Immigration Services (NIS). These entities, alongside supplemental groups and consulates, are suspected of federal crimes or facilitating criminal activity:
Harboring Illegal Aliens (8 U.S.C. § 1324):
Definition: Knowingly concealing, shielding, or transporting undocumented immigrants to avoid apprehension is a felony, with penalties up to 7 years per alien, or life imprisonment if death results.
Suspects:
CIRA, HWC, NIS, OCRISI, REC, Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family Services, OneWorld, and East African Development Association provide legal aid, housing, and employment support, potentially shielding illegals from ICE. CIRA’s Prairielands Freedom Fund, aiding detainee bonds, is particularly suspect.
Rodriguez and Dejillas, through the Human Rights and Relations Department’s $1.2 million budget, coordinate resources for undocumented immigrants, possibly constituting harboring.
Ewing, Garcia, and Begley, by promoting these services, may indirectly facilitate harboring, misusing their $531.1 million (city) and $612.7 million (county) budgets.
Critique: These actions, cloaked as charity, collude to obstruct federal enforcement, undermining national security.
Aiding and Abetting Illegal Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a):
Definition: Knowingly employing or referring undocumented workers violates IRCA, with penalties up to $3,000 per worker and 6 months imprisonment. Employers like Glenn Valley Foods face scrutiny.
Suspects:
Glenn Valley Foods allegedly hired 80 illegals with false documents, committing felony violations. Managers face potential charges for failing to verify I-9 forms.
CIRA, HWC, NIS, and REC provide job placement services, possibly referring undocumented workers, colluding with employers.
Mexican, El Salvador, and Guatemalan Consulates, by issuing identification documents, may enable illegal employment, indirectly violating U.S. law.
Critique: These organizations collude to flood Omaha’s labor market with illegals, stealing jobs from citizens.
Conspiracy to Defraud the United States (18 U.S.C. § 371):
Definition: Conspiring to obstruct federal functions, such as immigration enforcement, carries up to 5 years imprisonment.
Suspects:
Ewing, Garcia, Begley, Dejillas, and Rodriguez, by aligning with OTOC, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, and Omaha Refugee Task Force, may conspire to undermine ICE through sanctuary-like policies.
CIRA, HWC, NIS, OCRISI, REC, Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family Services, and OneWorld, through coordinated legal and social services, conspire to thwart deportations.
ACLU of Nebraska, JFON, and Nebraska Appleseed advocate policies shielding illegals, potentially conspiring to obstruct federal law.
Critique: This conspiracy, funded by over $600 million in public budgets, subverts U.S. sovereignty.
Misallocation of Federal Funds (18 U.S.C. § 666):
Definition: Misusing federal grants over $5,000 for unauthorized purposes, such as supporting illegals, is a felony, with up to 7 years imprisonment.
Suspects:
CIRA ($5 million), OCRISI ($2 million), REC ($1.5 million), Lutheran Family Services ($4 million), and OneWorld ($20 million) receive grants from the Department of Health and Human Services and Office of Refugee Resettlement, suspected of diverting funds to undocumented immigrants beyond refugee mandates.
Catholic Charities ($3 million) misuses Department of Justice grants for illegal legal aid.
Ewing and Dejillas, through city contracts with CIRA and HWC, may misallocate federal pass-through funds.
Critique: These misallocations, totaling millions, collude to defraud taxpayers, prioritizing illegals.
Wire Fraud and Money Laundering (18 U.S.C. §§ 1343, 1956):
Definition: Transferring funds across state lines to further illegal activities (wire fraud) or concealing proceeds (money laundering) carries up to 20 years imprisonment.
Suspects:
CIRA, HWC, NIS, OCRISI, REC, OneWorld, and Nebraska Appleseed, funded by Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, and Open Society Foundations, may engage in wire fraud by transferring grants to support illegal activities like harboring or legal defenses for illegals.
Consulates, receiving foreign funds, may launder money through U.S. nonprofits, enabling illegal support.
Omaha Community Foundation ($100 million) and Sherwood Foundation ($200 million) may facilitate wire fraud by funneling grants to collusive nonprofits.
Critique: These transactions collude to obscure criminal funding, evading scrutiny under charitable guises.
Tax Evasion and Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201):
Definition: Failing to report income or misrepresenting charitable deductions is punishable by up to 7 years and $250,000 fines.
Suspects:
Nonprofits like CIRA, HWC, and OneWorld may misreport grant usage to the IRS, claiming tax-exempt status while supporting illegals.
Donors to Omaha Community Foundation and Sherwood Foundation may claim fraudulent deductions for contributions aiding illegal activities.
Ewing, Garcia, and Dejillas may overlook nonprofit tax compliance, enabling evasion.
Critique: Tax fraud colludes to sustain this network, defrauding the IRS and taxpayers.
Obstruction of Justice (18 U.S.C. § 1505):
Definition: Impeding federal investigations, such as ICE operations, carries up to 5 years imprisonment.
Suspects:
Schmaderer and Omaha Police Department, by limiting ICE cooperation under sanctuary-like protocols, may obstruct deportation efforts.
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, with similar policies, may hinder ICE under the Trump Administration’s deportation focus.
CIRA, HWC, NIS, and NILAH, by providing legal defenses, obstruct ICE investigations.
Critique: Obstruction colludes to thwart federal law, endangering public safety.
Treason (18 U.S.C. § 2381):
Definition: Aiding enemies or subverting U.S. sovereignty, though rare, carries life imprisonment or death.
Suspects: While not directly applicable, Ewing, Garcia, Begley, Dejillas, Rodriguez, and nonprofits aligning with foreign consulates (Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala) and global foundations (Open Society) are suspected of actions that undermine U.S. borders, potentially approaching treasonous intent by facilitating demographic and political transformation.
Critique: This extreme collusion threatens national integrity, warranting investigation.
Criminal Implications for Glenn Valley Foods
Employer Violations (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Glenn Valley Foods’ alleged hiring of 80 illegals with false documents violates IRCA, with fines up to $3,000 per worker ($240,000 total) and 6 months imprisonment for managers. Failure to verify I-9 forms is a felony if intentional.
Tax Violations (26 U.S.C. § 7202): Withholding taxes from undocumented workers using false IDs may constitute payroll tax fraud, with penalties up to 5 years and $10,000 fines.
Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Colluding with recruiters or nonprofits like CIRA or HWC to hire illegals could lead to 5-year sentences.
Critique: Glenn Valley’s actions collude to exploit cheap labor, undermining Omaha’s economy and citizen jobs.
Omaha Police and Sheriff’s Department: Criminal Implications
Non-Cooperation with ICE: The Omaha Police Department, under Schmaderer, and Douglas County Sheriff’s Office publicly claim cooperation with ICE but maintain policies limiting immigration status checks, potentially violating 8 U.S.C. § 1373, which prohibits restricting information sharing with federal immigration authorities. Penalties include loss of federal grants.
Obstruction Suspicions: Under the Trump Administration’s deportation focus, non-cooperation may constitute obstruction of justice, with Schmaderer and Sheriff officials facing scrutiny for prioritizing local politics over federal law.
Critique: These departments collude to shield illegals, risking public safety and federal funding.
Judicial Failures and Court Responsibilities
Legal Requirements for Expedited Trials: Under 8 U.S.C. § 1229, immigration courts must prioritize removal proceedings, with expedited processes for detained illegals (within 90 days). Omaha’s federal immigration court, part of the Executive Office for Immigration Review, handles Douglas County cases but faces backlogs, delaying deportations.
Court Hindrances: Overburdened dockets and lenient bond decisions, potentially influenced by nonprofit advocacy (e.g., CIRA’s Prairielands Freedom Fund), hinder ICE’s efforts. Courts’ failure to enforce speedy trials violates statutory mandates, colluding with local agendas.
Critique: Judicial delays collude to prolong illegal presence, undermining federal enforcement.
Funding Misallocations and Criminality
Public Fund Misuse:
City of Omaha ($531.1 million General Fund) and Douglas County ($612.7 million) allocate funds to nonprofits like CIRA, HWC, and OCRISI through contracts, suspected of violating 18 U.S.C. § 666 by diverting federal grants to undocumented immigrants.
Human Rights and Relations Department ($1.2 million), under Dejillas, funds outreach for illegals, potentially constituting theft of public funds.
Private Fund Collusion:
Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, and Open Society Foundations channel millions to CIRA, HWC, Nebraska Appleseed, and OneWorld, suspected of wire fraud and money laundering by funding illegal activities.
United Way of the Midlands and Catholic diocesan funds may collude by supporting NIS and Catholic Charities, obscuring criminal intent under charity.
Foreign Funding: Consulates’ budgets, funded by Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala, integrate with U.S. nonprofits, potentially violating 31 U.S.C. § 1352 (anti-lobbying laws) by influencing local policies, with fines up to $100,000.
Accounting Issues: Nonprofits’ failure to segregate funds for legal refugees versus illegals risks tax fraud and misreporting to the IRS, with CIRA, HWC, and OneWorld suspected of untracked general fund allocations.
Critique: These misallocations collude to steal taxpayer and donor funds, subverting Omaha’s economic stability.
Broader Criminal Implications
Fraudulent Transactions: Wire transfers between Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, and nonprofits may constitute wire fraud if funds support harboring or legal defenses for illegals, with CIRA and HWC as key conduits.
Tax Evasion: Nonprofits’ tax-exempt status may be fraudulent if activities exceed charitable mandates, with Nebraska Appleseed and ACLU of Nebraska suspected of political lobbying violating IRS rules.
Theft and Embezzlement: Diverting public funds to undocumented immigrants, as suspected with Ewing, Garcia, and Dejillas, may constitute theft under 18 U.S.C. § 641, with penalties up to 7 years.
Foreign Influence: Consulates’ collusion with CIRA, HWC, and OneWorld, funded by foreign governments, raises suspicions of violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act (22 U.S.C. § 611), with fines and 5-year sentences for unregistered advocacy.
Critique: This network’s criminality, masked as charity, colludes to erode U.S. sovereignty and citizen rights.
Lack of Opposition and Societal Impact
Despite widespread anti-immigration sentiment among Nebraskans, no organized opposition counters this network’s collusion, reflecting either citizen apathy or unawareness. The network’s efficiency, with over $600 million in public funds and $50 million in nonprofit budgets, transforms Omaha’s demographics, with illegals potentially influencing voting through advocacy or fraud, as critics fear with HWC’s civic engagement programs. This coordinated demographic shift, supported globally by consulates and foundations, is seen as an invasion, colluding to remake America. The press conference’s exposure demands rigorous investigation into these criminal activities, from immigration violations to financial fraud, to restore justice for Omaha’s citizens.
Revised Step-by-Step Bullet Point Description (Collusion-Based Format with Criminal Focus)
Below is a revised step-by-step description of the flow chart, emphasizing collusion and criminal activities tied to supporting undocumented immigrants, incorporating all possible, probable, suspected, and confirmed federal crimes. It maintains exact content from the previous response, expanded to highlight criminality, funding misallocations, and subversive agendas.
City Officials (City of Omaha, Douglas County)
John Ewing Jr. (Mayor, City of Omaha)
Role: Orchestrates city policies favoring illegals, sets subversive agendas.
Budget: $1.35 billion All Fund, $531.1 million General Fund.
Funding Sources: Property taxes ($150-$200 million), sales taxes ($120-$150 million), state funds ($30-$50 million), federal grants ($50-$100 million), fees ($50-$80 million).
Salary: ~$150,000, from General Fund.
Criminal Activities:
Suspected Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Promotes services shielding illegals, up to 7 years per alien.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Aligns with OTOC to obstruct ICE, up to 5 years.
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts federal funds to CIRA, HWC, up to 7 years.
Potential Treason (18 U.S.C. § 2381): Supports demographic shifts undermining U.S., life imprisonment.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OTOC, pushing illegal protections via 2024 Immigration & Workforce Summit.
Directs Human Rights and Relations Department to funnel $1.2 million to illegals.
Promotes CIRA, HWC, NILAH, aligning city funds with criminal nonprofits.
Collusion Critique: Ewing’s collusion diverts taxpayer funds, orchestrating demographic invasion.
Todd Schmaderer (Police Chief, Omaha Police Department, City of Omaha)
Role: Enables sanctuary-like policies shielding illegals.
Budget: $178.4 million, General Fund, federal grants.
Funding Sources: City taxes, Department of Justice grants.
Salary: ~$200,000, from General Fund.
Criminal Activities:
Suspected Obstruction (18 U.S.C. § 1505): Limits ICE cooperation, up to 5 years.
Possible Violation of 8 U.S.C. § 1373: Restricts information sharing, risking federal grants.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with ICE minimally, but policies align with ACLU of Nebraska’s agenda.
Enables CIRA, HWC clients by avoiding immigration checks, supporting criminal networks.
Collusion Critique: Schmaderer’s collusion undermines federal law, endangering citizens.
Danny Begley (City Councilmember, District 3, City of Omaha)
Role: Approves budgets supporting illegals, pushes subversive ordinances.
Budget: $531.1 million General Fund.
Funding Sources: City taxes.
Salary: ~$45,000, from General Fund.
Criminal Activities:
Suspected Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Promotes HWC services, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Aligns with OTOC, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC, promoting resources post-raid.
Aligns with OTOC, advocating illegal protections.
Supports CIRA, HWC via Human Rights and Relations Department.
Collusion Critique: Begley’s collusion diverts funds, prioritizing illegals over citizens.
Jennifer Rodriguez (Community Relations Outreach Coordinator, Human Rights and Relations Department, City of Omaha)
Role: Facilitates illegal outreach, coordinates subversive programs.
Budget: $1.2 million department budget, General Fund.
Funding Sources: City taxes.
Salary: ~$60,000-$80,000, from General Fund.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Coordinates resources for illegals, up to 7 years.
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts department funds, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, HWC on illegal outreach.
Aligns with Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, supporting DACA/undocumented agendas.
Works under Dejillas, linking to Omaha Refugee Task Force.
Collusion Critique: Rodriguez’s collusion channels public funds to illegals, subverting citizens.
Cailin Daly Dejillas (Director, Human Rights and Relations Department, City of Omaha)
Role: Oversees illegal-focused programs, manages collusive outreach.
Budget: $1.2 million, General Fund.
Funding Sources: City taxes.
Salary: ~$100,000-$120,000, from General Fund.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Oversees resources shielding illegals, up to 7 years.
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Misuses federal funds, up to 7 years.
Suspected Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Aligns with Omaha Refugee Task Force, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Omaha Refugee Task Force, CIRA, REC.
Partners with Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission on illegal cases.
Directs Rodriguez to collude with CIRA, HWC, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans.
Collusion Critique: Dejillas’s collusion prioritizes illegals, stealing citizen resources.
Roger Garcia (Commissioner, District 1, Douglas County)
Role: Oversees county budget, advocates for illegals.
Budget: $612.7 million, including $30 million for juvenile justice.
Funding Sources: Property taxes ($250-$300 million), sales taxes ($50-$70 million), grants ($120-$180 million), fees ($30-$40 million).
Salary: ~$92,000, from county taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Suspected Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Promotes CIRA, HWC services, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Aligns with Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, up to 5 years.
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts county funds, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, advocating for illegals.
Promotes CIRA, HWC, aligning county funds with nonprofits.
Engages with Omaha Refugee Task Force, CIRA, REC.
Collusion Critique: Garcia’s collusion diverts county funds, undermining taxpayers.
Nonprofit Organizations
Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement (CIRA)
Role: Provides legal aid, resettlement for illegals across 10 offices (Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Scottsbluff, Nebraska; Council Bluffs, Iowa).
Budget: $5 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Refugee Resettlement), Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, donations.
Director Salary: Erik Omar, ~$100,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Shields illegals via legal aid, bonds, up to 7 years.
Suspected Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts federal grants, up to 7 years.
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal activities, up to 20 years.
Suspected Tax Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Misreports grant usage, up to 7 years.
Probable Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Operates NILAH, colluding to defend illegals.
Colludes with Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family Services, Nebraska Appleseed, ACLU of Nebraska, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, JFON, Legal Aid of Nebraska, Mexican, El Salvador, Guatemalan Consulates, HWC, NIS, OCRISI, REC, OneWorld, Omaha Refugee Task Force, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit, Prairielands Freedom Fund.
Collusion Critique: CIRA’s collusion orchestrates illegal immigration, draining resources.
Nebraska Immigration Legal Assistance Hotline (NILAH)
Role: Screens illegals for legal aid, refers to nonprofits.
Budget: $500,000, within CIRA’s budget.
Funding Sources: CIRA’s grants, donations.
Director Salary: Erik Omar (via CIRA), no separate salary.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Facilitates legal defenses, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Managed by CIRA, colludes with NIS, Catholic Charities, Legal Aid of Nebraska, JFON, Nebraska State Bar Association, Women’s Center for Advancement, Centro Hispano Comunitario.
Collusion Critique: NILAH’s collusion protects illegals, misusing funds.
Heartland Workers Center (HWC)
Role: Empowers illegals through civic engagement, potentially influencing voting.
Budget: $1.5 million.
Funding Sources: Omaha Community Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, Open Society Foundations, donations.
Director Salary: Lina Traslaviña Stover, ~$90,000.
Criminal Activities:
Suspected Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals’ integration, up to 7 years.
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal advocacy, up to 20 years.
Suspected Tax Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Misreports advocacy funds, up to 7 years.
Probable Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with advocacy groups, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Nebraska Appleseed, ACLU of Nebraska, Centro Hispano Comunitario, OTOC, Nebraska State Education Association, Mexican, El Salvador Consulates, CIRA, NIS, ICRI, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit.
Collusion Critique: HWC’s collusion alters voting, diverting citizen resources.
Nebraska Immigration Services (NIS)
Role: Provides legal aid for illegals at 4223 Center Street, Omaha.
Budget: $1 million.
Funding Sources: United Way of the Midlands, donations, grants.
Director Salary: Mark Sorenson, ~$80,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Defends illegals legally, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, Catholic Charities, ICRI, JFON, Mexican, El Salvador Consulates, Omaha Refugee Task Force, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit.
Collusion Critique: NIS’s collusion prioritizes illegals, creating redundancy.
Omaha Center for Refugee & Immigrant Services Incorporated (OCRISI)
Role: Supports illegals with legal aid, ESL at 628 N Saddle Creek Road, Omaha.
Budget: $2 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Refugee Resettlement), Catholic Charities, Whispering Roots, donations.
Director Salary: Not named, ~$80,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Provides services shielding illegals, up to 7 years.
Suspected Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts federal grants, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, Lutheran Family Services, East African Development Association, Nebraska Refugee Resettlement Program, Karen Society of Nebraska, El Salvador Consulate, Restoring Dignity, Omaha Refugee Task Force.
Collusion Critique: OCRISI’s collusion competes with citizen programs, misusing funds.
Refugee Empowerment Center (REC)
Role: Resettles illegals, provides housing, jobs at 3610 Dodge Street, Omaha.
Budget: $1.5 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration), Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, donations.
Director Salary: Marilyn Sims, ~$85,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Resettles illegals, up to 7 years.
Suspected Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts federal grants, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, NIS, OneWorld, Lutheran Family Services, Omaha Refugee Task Force, Creighton University, University of Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, Guatemalan Consulate, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit.
Collusion Critique: REC’s collusion supports demographic invasion, diverting funds.
Catholic Charities of Omaha – Immigration Legal Services
Role: Provides legal aid for illegals at 3300 N 60th Street, Omaha.
Budget: $3 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Department of Justice), Catholic diocesan funds, donations.
Director Salary: Not named, ~$90,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Defends illegals legally, up to 7 years.
Suspected Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Misuses DOJ grants, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, NILAH, Nebraska Appleseed, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, OTOC, ACLU of Nebraska, Nebraska Catholic Conference, NIS, Restoring Dignity.
Collusion Critique: Catholic Charities colludes to prioritize illegals, straining resources.
Lutheran Family Services – International Center of the Heartland
Role: Supports illegals with case management, ESL at 1941 S 42nd Street, Omaha.
Budget: $4 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Department of Health and Human Services), United Way of the Midlands, foundations.
Director Salary: Nizar Rasho, ~$100,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Provides services shielding illegals, up to 7 years.
Suspected Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts federal grants, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with REC, OCRISI, CIRA, Nebraska State Dairy Association, University of Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska Cattlemen, Rural Community Inclusion Partnership (RCIP), JFON, Guatemalan Consulate, East African Development Association.
Collusion Critique: Lutheran Family Services colludes to burden budgets, prioritizing illegals.
Restoring Dignity
Role: Provides housing for illegals at 4929 S 93rd Street, Omaha.
Budget: $1 million.
Funding Sources: Donations, The Furniture Project, Omaha Welcomes the Stranger.
Director Salary: Not named, ~$75,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Houses illegals, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, Catholic Charities, OCRISI, inCOMMON, Omaha Refugee Task Force, First United Methodist Church.
Collusion Critique: Restoring Dignity colludes to divert resources from citizens.
International Council for Refugees and Immigrants (ICRI)
Role: Trains illegals for workforce at 2311 S 13th Street, Omaha.
Budget: $1.2 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Office of Refugee Resettlement), donations.
Director Salary: James Krenz, ~$80,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals’ integration, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, HWC, NIS, Latino Economic Development Council, ACLU of Nebraska, OTOC, Nebraska AFL-CIO.
Collusion Critique: ICRI’s collusion misuses funds, prioritizing illegals.
Nebraska Appleseed
Role: Advocates for illegals’ rights at 1941 S 42nd Street, Omaha.
Budget: $2.5 million.
Funding Sources: Sherwood Foundation, Open Society Foundations, Weitz Family Foundation, donations.
Director Salary: Not named, ~$95,000.
Criminal Activities:
Suspected Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates policies shielding illegals, up to 5 years.
Possible Tax Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Misreports advocacy funds, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC, CIRA, ACLU of Nebraska, Center for Rural Affairs, Multicultural Coalition of Grand Island, JFON, RCIP, Catholic Charities.
Collusion Critique: Nebraska Appleseed colludes to influence politics, favoring illegals.
The Simple Foundation
Role: Supports illegal youth at 4821 S 24th Street, Omaha.
Budget: $500,000.
Funding Sources: Donations, Omaha Public Schools.
Director Salary: Not named, ~$70,000.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegal families, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OneWorld, OCRISI, HWC, OPS Parent Education Program, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, La Plaza de la Raza.
Collusion Critique: The Simple Foundation colludes to divert resources from citizen children.
OneWorld Community Health Centers
Role: Provides healthcare for illegals at 4920 S 30th Street, Omaha.
Budget: $20 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants (Health Resources and Services Administration), patient fees, Sherwood Foundation.
Director Salary: Andrea Skolkin, ~$150,000.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Treats illegals, up to 7 years.
Suspected Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts federal grants, up to 7 years.
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal services, up to 20 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, Mexican, El Salvador, Guatemalan Consulates, REC, Latino Economic Development Council, OTOC, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans, La Plaza de la Raza, Omaha Community Foundation.
Collusion Critique: OneWorld colludes to strain public systems, prioritizing illegals.
East African Development Association of Nebraska
Role: Supports illegal East Africans via OCRISI at 628 N Saddle Creek Road, Omaha.
Budget: $300,000.
Funding Sources: OCRISI partnerships, United Way of the Midlands, donations.
Director Salary: Not named, ~$60,000.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OCRISI, CIRA, Lutheran Family Services, Karen Society of Nebraska, Omaha Refugee Task Force.
Collusion Critique: Association colludes to divert resources from citizens.
Consular Offices
Mexican Consulate
Role: Supports illegal Mexicans at 7444 Farnam Street, Omaha.
Budget: $2 million.
Funding Sources: Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Director Salary: Guadalupe Sánchez Salazar, ~$100,000.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Aiding Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Issues IDs enabling illegal work, up to 6 months.
Suspected Foreign Influence (22 U.S.C. § 611): Unregistered advocacy, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, OneWorld, HWC, Latino Economic Development Council, NIS.
Collusion Critique: Consulate colludes to burden U.S. taxpayers, supporting illegals.
Consulate of El Salvador
Role: Supports illegal Salvadorans at 11422 Miracle Hills Drive, Omaha.
Budget: $1.5 million.
Funding Sources: El Salvador’s government.
Director Salary: Jakelinne Ester Corleto Vargas, ~$90,000.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Aiding Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Issues IDs enabling illegal work, up to 6 months.
Suspected Foreign Influence (22 U.S.C. § 611): Unregistered advocacy, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC, OCRISI, NIS, Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans.
Collusion Critique: Consulate colludes to strain local resources, supporting illegals.
Consulate of Guatemala
Role: Supports illegal Guatemalans at 1010 N 96th Street, Omaha.
Budget: $1.8 million.
Funding Sources: Guatemala’s government.
Director Salary: Billy Adolfo José Muñoz Miranda, ~$95,000.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Aiding Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Issues IDs enabling illegal work, up to 6 months.
Suspected Foreign Influence (22 U.S.C. § 611): Unregistered advocacy, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, REC, Lutheran Family Services, OTOC.
Collusion Critique: Consulate colludes to divert resources, supporting illegals.
State and Federal Government Offices/Agencies
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (State)
Role: Contracts with nonprofits supporting illegals.
Budget: $2.2 billion.
Funding Sources: State taxes, federal grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts funds to illegals, up to 7 years.
Suspected Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with REC, OCRISI, Lutheran Family Services, CIRA.
Collusion Critique: State agency colludes to support illegal immigration.
Department of Health and Human Services (Federal)
Role: Funds nonprofit services for illegals.
Budget: $1.5 trillion.
Funding Sources: Federal taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts grants to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, OCRISI, Lutheran Family Services, OneWorld, NILAH.
Collusion Critique: Federal agency colludes to prioritize non-citizens.
Office of Refugee Resettlement (Federal)
Role: Grants funds for illegal resettlement.
Budget: $7 billion.
Funding Sources: Federal taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts grants to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, OCRISI, ICRI, Lutheran Family Services, East African Development Association.
Collusion Critique: ORR colludes to strain local communities.
Department of Justice (Federal)
Role: Funds legal aid for illegals.
Budget: $43 billion.
Funding Sources: Federal taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Misuses grants for illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Catholic Charities, accredits CIRA, NIS, NILAH.
Collusion Critique: DOJ colludes to defend illegals, misusing taxes.
Health Resources and Services Administration (Federal)
Role: Funds healthcare for illegals.
Budget: $12 billion.
Funding Sources: Federal taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts grants to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OneWorld Community Health Centers.
Collusion Critique: HRSA colludes to strain healthcare resources.
Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (Federal)
Role: Funds illegal resettlement.
Budget: $4 billion.
Funding Sources: Federal taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts grants to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with REC.
Collusion Critique: BPRM colludes to divert resources from citizens.
Foundations and Other Entities
Omaha Community Foundation
Role: Funds nonprofits supporting illegals.
Budget: $100 million grant-making.
Funding Sources: Donations, endowments.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal activities, up to 20 years.
Suspected Tax Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Facilitates fraudulent deductions, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, HWC, OneWorld, La Plaza de la Raza, Latino Economic Development Council, Centro Hispano Comunitario.
Collusion Critique: Foundation colludes to misallocate funds to illegals.
Sherwood Foundation
Role: Funds subversive agendas supporting illegals.
Budget: $200 million grant-making.
Funding Sources: Buffett family endowments.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal activities, up to 20 years.
Suspected Tax Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Facilitates fraudulent deductions, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, HWC, Nebraska Appleseed, OneWorld.
Collusion Critique: Sherwood colludes to push criminal agendas.
Open Society Foundations
Role: Funds immigration reform for illegals.
Budget: $1.5 billion grant-making.
Funding Sources: Soros family endowments.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal advocacy, up to 20 years.
Suspected Tax Fraud (26 U.S.C. § 7201): Facilitates fraudulent deductions, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC, Nebraska Appleseed, ACLU of Nebraska, JFON.
Collusion Critique: Open Society colludes to influence politics, favoring illegals.
United Way of the Midlands
Role: Funds community services for illegals.
Budget: $50 million grant-making.
Funding Sources: Donations, corporate contributions.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343): Transfers funds for illegal activities, up to 20 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with NIS, Lutheran Family Services, East African Development Association, OneWorld, OCRISI.
Collusion Critique: United Way colludes to divert resources to illegals.
Nebraska Commission on Latino-Americans (State)
Role: Advocates for undocumented Latinos.
Budget: $500,000.
Funding Sources: State taxes.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts state funds to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Garcia, Rodriguez, CIRA, HWC, Catholic Charities, OneWorld, El Salvador Consulate, The Simple Foundation.
Collusion Critique: Commission colludes to misuse state funds for illegals.
Omaha Refugee Task Force
Role: Coordinates illegal support services.
Budget: No independent budget; member-funded.
Funding Sources: CIRA, REC, OCRISI contributions.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates subversive activities, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Dejillas, Garcia, CIRA, REC, OCRISI, Restoring Dignity, East African Development Association, Lutheran Family Services.
Collusion Critique: Task force colludes to amplify illegal support.
ACLU of Nebraska
Role: Advocates for illegal rights.
Budget: $1 million.
Funding Sources: Donations, Open Society Foundations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates policies shielding illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, HWC, Nebraska Appleseed, ICRI, Catholic Charities, JFON, Centro Hispano Comunitario.
Collusion Critique: ACLU colludes to shield illegals, misusing funds.
Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON)
Role: Provides legal aid for illegals.
Budget: $800,000.
Funding Sources: United Methodist Church, Open Society Foundations, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Defends illegals legally, up to 7 years.
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Coordinates with nonprofits, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, NILAH, NIS, HWC, Nebraska Appleseed, RCIP.
Collusion Critique: JFON colludes to defend illegals, diverting resources.
Latino Economic Development Council
Role: Supports illegal Latino entrepreneurs.
Budget: $600,000.
Funding Sources: Omaha Community Foundation, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals’ economic integration, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, OneWorld, Mexican Consulate, ICRI, HWC.
Collusion Critique: Council colludes to misallocate resources to illegals.
Omaha Together One Community (OTOC)
Role: Advocates for illegal rights via faith-based efforts.
Budget: $400,000.
Funding Sources: Donations, faith-based contributions.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates policies shielding illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Ewing, Begley, Dejillas, HWC, Nebraska Appleseed, OneWorld, Guatemalan Consulate, ICRI, Catholic Charities.
Collusion Critique: OTOC colludes to divert resources to non-citizens.
Karen Society of Nebraska
Role: Supports illegal Karen/Burmese immigrants.
Budget: $200,000.
Funding Sources: Donations, OCRISI partnerships.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OCRISI, East African Development Association, CIRA, Lutheran Family Services.
Collusion Critique: Society colludes to strain local resources.
Legal Aid of Nebraska
Role: Provides legal aid for illegals.
Budget: $5 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants, state funds, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Defends illegals legally, up to 7 years.
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Misuses grants, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with CIRA, NILAH, NIS, Catholic Charities.
Collusion Critique: Legal Aid colludes to misuse public funds for illegals.
Centro Hispano Comunitario
Role: Supports illegal Hispanics.
Budget: $700,000.
Funding Sources: Omaha Community Foundation, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals’ integration, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC, CIRA, NILAH, ACLU of Nebraska.
Collusion Critique: Centro colludes to divert resources to illegals.
Nebraska State Bar Association
Role: Supports illegal legal aid via Volunteer Lawyers Project.
Budget: $2 million.
Funding Sources: Membership dues, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Facilitates legal aid for illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with NILAH, CIRA, Catholic Charities.
Collusion Critique: Bar Association colludes to misuse resources for illegals.
Women’s Center for Advancement
Role: Supports illegal women survivors.
Budget: $1.5 million.
Funding Sources: Donations, federal grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with NILAH, CIRA, Catholic Charities.
Collusion Critique: Center colludes to divert resources from citizens.
Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission (State)
Role: Investigates discrimination for illegals.
Budget: $2 million.
Funding Sources: State taxes, federal grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts funds to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Human Rights and Relations Department (Dejillas).
Collusion Critique: Commission colludes to misuse state funds for illegals.
Creighton University
Role: Supports illegal initiatives via academic partnerships.
Budget: $10 million (relevant programs).
Funding Sources: Tuition, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Supports subversive initiatives, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with REC, CIRA, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit.
Collusion Critique: Creighton colludes to divert educational resources to illegals.
University of Nebraska Omaha
Role: Supports illegal research, programs.
Budget: $15 million (relevant programs).
Funding Sources: State funds, tuition, grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Supports subversive initiatives, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with REC, Lutheran Family Services, CIRA, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit.
Collusion Critique: UNO colludes to prioritize non-citizens over students.
Nebraska Chamber of Commerce
Role: Supports illegal labor in workforce initiatives.
Budget: $5 million.
Funding Sources: Membership dues, contributions.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Aiding Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Supports illegal labor, up to 6 months.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with REC, CIRA, Nebraska Immigrant & Workforce Summit.
Collusion Critique: Chamber colludes to divert jobs from citizens.
Nebraska State Education Association
Role: Advocates for illegal students.
Budget: $3 million.
Funding Sources: Membership dues.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates for illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC.
Collusion Critique: Association colludes to misuse resources for illegals.
Nebraska Catholic Conference
Role: Advocates for illegal immigration policies.
Budget: $400,000.
Funding Sources: Diocesan funds, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates for illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Catholic Charities.
Collusion Critique: Conference colludes to divert church resources to illegals.
First United Methodist Church
Role: Supports illegal immigrants via initiatives.
Budget: $200,000 (relevant programs).
Funding Sources: Donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Restoring Dignity, Omaha Welcomes the Stranger.
Collusion Critique: Church colludes to misuse funds for illegals.
inCOMMON
Role: Supports illegal community development.
Budget: $600,000.
Funding Sources: Donations, grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Restoring Dignity.
Collusion Critique: inCOMMON colludes to divert community resources to illegals.
Omaha Welcomes the Stranger
Role: Shelters illegal asylum seekers.
Budget: $300,000.
Funding Sources: Donations.
Criminal Activities:
Probable Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Shelters illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Restoring Dignity, First United Methodist Church.
Collusion Critique: Shelter colludes to support illegals, misusing funds.
The Furniture Project
Role: Provides furniture for illegal housing.
Budget: $200,000.
Funding Sources: Donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Restoring Dignity.
Collusion Critique: Project colludes to divert resources to illegals.
La Plaza de la Raza
Role: Supports illegal Latino immigrants.
Budget: $400,000.
Funding Sources: Omaha Community Foundation, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OneWorld, The Simple Foundation.
Collusion Critique: Center colludes to misallocate resources to illegals.
Center for Rural Affairs
Role: Advocates for illegal rural immigrants.
Budget: $2 million.
Funding Sources: Donations, grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates for illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Nebraska Appleseed, HWC.
Collusion Critique: Center colludes to divert rural resources to illegals.
Multicultural Coalition of Grand Island
Role: Supports illegal integration in Grand Island.
Budget: $300,000.
Funding Sources: Donations, grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Nebraska Appleseed, CIRA.
Collusion Critique: Coalition colludes to misuse funds for illegals.
Rural Community Inclusion Partnership (RCIP)
Role: Promotes illegal rural inclusion.
Budget: $200,000.
Funding Sources: Grants, donations.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates for illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with HWC, JFON, Nebraska Appleseed, Lutheran Family Services.
Collusion Critique: RCIP colludes to divert rural resources to illegals.
Nebraska Refugee Resettlement Program (State)
Role: Coordinates illegal resettlement.
Budget: $10 million.
Funding Sources: Federal grants, state funds.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Misallocation (18 U.S.C. § 666): Diverts funds to illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with OCRISI, CIRA, Lutheran Family Services.
Collusion Critique: Program colludes to misuse public funds for illegals.
Nebraska State Dairy Association
Role: Supports illegal dairy labor.
Budget: $500,000.
Funding Sources: Membership dues.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Aiding Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Supports illegal labor, up to 6 months.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Lutheran Family Services.
Collusion Critique: Association colludes to divert jobs from citizens.
Nebraska Cattlemen
Role: Supports illegal cattle industry labor.
Budget: $1 million.
Funding Sources: Membership dues.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Aiding Employment (8 U.S.C. § 1324a): Supports illegal labor, up to 6 months.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with Lutheran Family Services.
Collusion Critique: Cattlemen collude to prioritize illegal labor.
Nebraska AFL-CIO
Role: Advocates for illegal workers.
Budget: $800,000.
Funding Sources: Membership dues.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371): Advocates for illegals, up to 5 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with ICRI.
Collusion Critique: AFL-CIO colludes to misuse union funds for illegals.
OPS Parent Education Program
Role: Supports illegal immigrant parents.
Budget: $1 million.
Funding Sources: Omaha Public Schools, grants.
Criminal Activities:
Possible Harboring (8 U.S.C. § 1324): Supports illegals, up to 7 years.
Collusive Interconnections:
Colludes with The Simple Foundation, HWC.
Collusion Critique: Program colludes to divert school resources to illegals.
Flow Chart Diagram Description (Collusion-Based Format with Criminal Focus)
The revised flow chart diagram is described below, emphasizing collusion and criminal activities tied to supporting undocumented immigrants, incorporating all possible, probable, suspected, and confirmed federal crimes. It maintains the four-tier structure, with solid lines for funding and dashed lines for collusive collaborations, expanded to highlight criminality and subversive agendas.
Diagram Structure
Tier 1: Government Entities
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| Federal Agencies |
| - Dept. of Health & Human Services ($1.5T, Misallocation) |
| - Office of Refugee Resettlement ($7B, Misallocation) |
| - Health Resources & Services Admin ($12B, Misallocation) |
| - Dept. of Justice ($43B, Misallocation) |
| - Bureau of Pop., Refugees, Migration ($4B, Misallocation) |
| State Agencies |
| - NE Dept. of Health & Human Services ($2.2B, Misallocation) |
| - NE Equal Opportunity Commission ($2M, Misallocation) |
| - NE Refugee Resettlement Program ($10M, Misallocation) |
| City/County |
| - City of Omaha ($1.35B, General Fund $531.1M, Misallocation) |
| - Human Rights & Relations Dept ($1.2M, Harboring) |
| - Omaha Police Dept ($178.4M, Obstruction) |
| - Douglas County ($612.7M, Misallocation) |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| Funding (Solid Lines)
V
Tier 2: City Officials
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| - John Ewing Jr. ($150K, Harboring, Conspiracy, Treason) |
| - Todd Schmaderer ($200K, Obstruction) |
| - Danny Begley ($45K, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - Jennifer Rodriguez ($60K-$80K, Harboring, Misallocation) |
| - Cailin Daly Dejillas ($100K-$120K, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - Roger Garcia ($92K, Harboring, Conspiracy, Misallocation) |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| Funding/Collusion (Solid/Dashed Lines)
V
Tier 3: Nonprofits & Consulates
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| Nonprofits |
| - CIRA ($5M, Harboring, Misallocation, Wire Fraud, Tax Fraud) |
| - NILAH ($500K, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - HWC ($1.5M, Harboring, Wire Fraud, Tax Fraud, Conspiracy) |
| - NIS ($1M, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - OCRISI ($2M, Harboring, Misallocation, Conspiracy) |
| - REC ($1.5M, Harboring, Misallocation, Conspiracy) |
| - Catholic Charities ($3M, Harboring, Misallocation) |
| - Lutheran Family Services ($4M, Harboring, Misallocation) |
| - Restoring Dignity ($1M, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - ICRI ($1.2M, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - Nebraska Appleseed ($2.5M, Conspiracy, Tax Fraud) |
| - The Simple Foundation ($500K, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - OneWorld ($20M, Harboring, Misallocation, Wire Fraud) |
| - East African Dev. Assoc. ($300K, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| Consulates |
| - Mexican Consulate ($2M, Aiding Employment, Foreign Influence)|
| - El Salvador Consulate ($1.5M, Aiding Employment) |
| - Guatemalan Consulate ($1.8M, Aiding Employment) |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| Funding/Collusion (Solid/Dashed Lines)
V
Tier 4: Foundations & Other Entities
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| - Omaha Community Foundation ($100M, Wire Fraud, Tax Fraud) |
| - Sherwood Foundation ($200M, Wire Fraud, Tax Fraud) |
| - Open Society Foundations ($1.5B, Wire Fraud, Tax Fraud) |
| - United Way of the Midlands ($50M, Wire Fraud) |
| - NE Comm. on Latino-Americans ($500K, Misallocation) |
| - Omaha Refugee Task Force (No budget, Conspiracy) |
| - ACLU of Nebraska ($1M, Conspiracy) |
| - JFON ($800K, Harboring, Conspiracy) |
| - Latino Econ. Dev. Council ($600K, Harboring) |
| - OTOC ($400K, Conspiracy) |
| - Karen Society of Nebraska ($200K, Harboring) |
| - Legal Aid of Nebraska ($5M, Harboring, Misallocation) |
| - Centro Hispano Comunitario ($700K, Harboring) |
| - NE State Bar Assoc. ($2M, Harboring) |
| - Women’s Center for Advancement ($1.5M, Harboring) |
| - Creighton University ($10M, Conspiracy) |
| - University of Nebraska Omaha ($15M, Conspiracy) |
| - NE Chamber of Commerce ($5M, Aiding Employment) |
| - NE State Education Assoc. ($3M, Conspiracy) |
| - NE Catholic Conference ($400K, Conspiracy) |
| - First United Methodist Church ($200K, Harboring) |
| - inCOMMON ($600K, Harboring) |
| - Omaha Welcomes the Stranger ($300K, Harboring) |
| - The Furniture Project ($200K, Harboring) |
| - La Plaza de la Raza ($400K, Harboring) |
| - Center for Rural Affairs ($2M, Conspiracy) |
| - Multicultural Coalition of Grand Island ($300K, Harboring) |
| - Rural Community Inclusion Partnership ($200K, Conspiracy) |
| - NE Refugee Resettlement Program ($10M, Misallocation) |
| - NE State Dairy Assoc. ($500K, Aiding Employment) |
| - NE Cattlemen ($1M, Aiding Employment) |
| - NE AFL-CIO ($800K, Conspiracy) |
| - OPS Parent Education Program ($1M, Harboring) |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+Diagram Notes:
Solid Lines: Direct funding flows (e.g., federal grants to CIRA, city taxes to Human Rights and Relations Department).
Dashed Lines: Collusive collaborations (e.g., Ewing with OTOC, CIRA with Catholic Charities), highlighting criminal activities like harboring, wire fraud, and conspiracy.
Budget Figures: Included to show the scale of resources diverted to illegals.
Criminal Annotations: Each entity is tagged with suspected crimes (e.g., Harboring, Misallocation) to emphasize criminality.
Collusion Critique: The diagram exposes a criminal network diverting over $600 million in public funds and $50 million in nonprofit budgets to support undocumented immigrants, colluding to orchestrate demographic invasion, undermine citizen rights, and evade federal law through redundant, ideologically driven collaborations masked as charity or government action.
Supporting Material and Supplemental Information
Federal Criminal Statutes:
8 U.S.C. § 1325 (Illegal Entry): Up to 6 months for first offense, 2 years for reentry.
8 U.S.C. § 1324 (Harboring): Up to 7 years per alien, life if death results.
8 U.S.C. § 1324a (Illegal Employment): Up to $3,000 fine per worker, 6 months imprisonment.
18 U.S.C. § 371 (Conspiracy): Up to 5 years.
18 U.S.C. § 666 (Federal Fund Misallocation): Up to 7 years for $5,000+ misuse.
18 U.S.C. § 1343 (Wire Fraud): Up to 20 years.
18 U.S.C. § 1956 (Money Laundering): Up to 20 years.
26 U.S.C. § 7201 (Tax Evasion): Up to 7 years, $250,000 fine.
18 U.S.C. § 1505 (Obstruction of Justice): Up to 5 years.
22 U.S.C. § 611 (Foreign Agents Registration Act): Up to 5 years, fines.
18 U.S.C. § 2381 (Treason): Life imprisonment or death, rare.
Summary
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