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PHOENIX (AP) — Sheriff's deputies raided two Sizzler steak house restaurants in Phoenix, arresting nine employees who are suspected of being illegal immigrants and using fraudulent documents to get jobs.
The Saturday raids were part of an investigation into whether the operators of the two Sizzler locations broke a civil law by knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says in a statement that it received a tip from a former Sizzler manager who claimed he had been fired for his refusal to hire employees without the proper documents.
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Originally posted by whatukno
Ah I see, so the roundup begins!
I wonder if Joe "Sieg Heil" Arpaio will be putting these "dirty illegals" in his internment camps.
Soon the "cleansing" of the race will begin right Arizona? I wonder if people down there are practicing their goose step?
Then of course there will be the inevitable "gas leak" in the prison, killing all these inmates.
Arizona makes me sick.
Originally posted by whatukno
Ah I see, so the roundup begins!
I wonder if Joe "Sieg Heil" Arpaio will be putting these "dirty illegals" in his internment camps.
Soon the "cleansing" of the race will begin right Arizona? I wonder if people down there are practicing their goose step?
Then of course there will be the inevitable "gas leak" in the prison, killing all these inmates.
Arizona makes me sick.
by Dustin Gardiner - Jun. 12, 2010 03:45 PM
The Arizona Republic
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's deputies on Saturday served search warrants on two Sizzler steak houses in Phoenix suspected of employing illegal immigrants.
According to a statement from Lt. Brian Lee, deputies arrested nine employees who they believe are using fraudulent identification to gain employment.
The Sizzlers targeted in the raid are located at 5060 W. Indian School Road and 10460 N. 28th Drive, the statement said.
Saturday's arrests followed a year-long investigation into a tip from a former manager who claims he was fired by the restaurant for being unwilling to hire employees without proper identification, Lee said.
The manager was reportedly offered three months severance for not going to law enforcement, Lee said. He said deputies were looking for 23 suspects wanted for identity theft, including one who has been deported three times and has been hired back by Sizzler each time upon his return.
Sheriff Arpaio said, "This is another example of a case where desperately needed jobs are being occupied by illegal aliens who have disregarded our laws and our borders."
The Sheriff's Office said a manager at the Indian School location was fined $1,000 by the federal government in the late 1980s for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
When asked about the raids, an employee answering the phone at the Sizzler location near the Metrocenter Mall said, "We're not interested in a (newspaper) subscription" and ended the call.