Oscar Ruiz-Oliva and Jorge Manuel Oliva-Paguada were indicted on one count each of knowingly and intentionally engaging in a pattern of hiring unauthorized aliens, knowingly hiring at least ten unauthorized aliens in a 12-month period and illegal re-entry into the United States after being deported.
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Media Coverage · May 8, 2026
Oscar Ruiz-Oliva and Jorge Manuel Oliva-Paguada, two illegal immigrants, were indicted for knowingly hiring at least 10 unauthorized aliens and re-entering the US after deportation. The indictment is the result of a Homeland Security task force investigation. This case highlights the ongoing issue of unauthorized immigration and labor exploitation.
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Two Illegal Immigrants Indicted in Homeland Security Task Force Investigation, Accused of Hiring At Least 10 Others
Media Coverage · May 08, 2026
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Oscar Ruiz-Oliva and Jorge Manuel Oliva-Paguada were indicted on one count each of knowingly and intentionally engaging in a pattern of hiring unauthorized aliens, knowingly hiring at least ten unauthorized aliens in a 12-month period and illegal re-entry into the United States after being deported.
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Oscar Ruiz-Oliva and Jorge Manuel Oliva-Paguada, two illegal immigrants, were indicted for knowingly hiring at least 10 unauthorized aliens and re-entering the US after deportation. The indictment is the result of a Homeland Security task force investigation. This case highlights the ongoing issue of unauthorized immigration and labor exploitation.
Oscar Ruiz-Oliva and Jorge Manuel Oliva-Paguada were indicted on one count each of knowingly and intentionally engaging in a pattern of hiring unauthorized aliens, knowingly hiring at least ten unauthorized …
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