U.S. Supreme Court upholds law against encouraging illegal immigration

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A US federal law that makes it a crime for a person to encourage illegal immigration does not violate constitutional free speech protections, the Supreme Court ruled in upholding the decades-old measure defended by Biden's administration

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The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had tossed out Hansen's 2017 conviction for violating the measure. Hansen also was convicted of mail and wire fraud and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He is out of prison while his appeal is pending. The prosecution said Hansen persuaded at least 471 people to join his program, charging each of them up to $10,000 even though he "knew that the adult adoptions that he touted would not lead to U.S. citizenship." Hansen and his program collected more than $1.8 million through the scheme, authorities said.

The 9th Circuit decision applies in the group of western states over which it has jurisdiction including Arizona and California, which border Mexico.Biden's administration argued that the law does not cover certain hypothetical scenarios that concerned the 9th Circuit, such as simply encouraging immigrants in the country illegally to remain in the United States or advising them about available social services.

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