Criminal
Jan. 27, 2011
Immigration Filings Up in Eastern District
Increased enforcement, more resources have contributed to a rise in immigration prosecutions in the Eastern District of California.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Even as data show illegal immigration is down due to high unemployment, felony re-entry filings in California's Eastern District reached a 12-year high last fiscal year.
In the district, which covers the Central Valley, felony re-entry filings under 8 U.S.C. §1326 - which targets undocumented workers who have previously been deported and are accused of illegally re-entering the country - hav...
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