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Charlotte Observer Advises Readers What to Do If Border Control Comes to Their Workplace

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As our own Eric V. reported, the Border Patrol has kicked off Operation: Charlotte's Web in Charlotte by arresting more than 75 illegals in a matter of hours. The mayor is doing all she can to be an impediment, and they're setting free prisoners with ICE detainers.

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The Charlotte Observer stepped in to help the illegal aliens in the city by publishing a guide on what to do if the Border Patrol comes to your home or office.

Evan Moore reports:

If immigration agents show up at your home, the American Civil Liberties Union says you should: 

  • Ask if they’re immigration agents and what they’re there for. 
  • Request to see their badge or ID through a window or peephole. 
  • Ask if they have a judge-signed warrant and have them show it under the door or against the window. 
  • Don’t open the door unless they show a warrant with your name or address. 
  • Say: “I don’t consent to your entry.” If they force entry, don’t resist. 
  • Say you’re exercising your right to remain silent and want to speak to a lawyer. 
  • Don’t lie, show false documents or sign anything before talking to a lawyer.

If you’re on probation with a search condition, officers may legally enter your home.

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