An Illinois immigration attorney is going to spend eight months in federal prison for participating in an immigration fraud ring. Forty-year-old Beth Ann Broyles also must spend a year confined to her home once she's released. U.S. District Judge Mark Davis sentenced the Evanston, Ill., resident Monday.
January 26, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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An Illinois immigration attorney is going to spend eight months in federal prison for participating in an immigration fraud ring.
Forty-year-old Beth Ann Broyles also must spend a year confined to her home once she’s released. U.S. District Judge Mark Davis sentenced the Evanston, Ill., resident Monday.
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