Juan has worked on Bob's farm for 10 years and one night, gets arrested for DUI. When Juan fails to show up for work on Monday morning, Bob finds out that Juan is in the country illegally. Juan arrives at Bob's house and asks for his last paycheck to flee the country. Bob can't pay Juan but agrees to let him stay in his home and work around the farm for food and shelter. Juan remains in the country illegally for another two years, misses his criminal and immigration hearings, and marries Bob's daughter, a U.S. citizen. Bob and Juan are arrested by federal immigration officers two months later.

• Under immigration law, can Bob be charged with harboring an illegal alien?
• Can Juan be removed from the United States pending a fair hearing?

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