90. Damn, why is it so hard for you to admit you were wrong?
You have NO EVIDENCE of illegal entry.
Many thousands of people cross the Mexican border every day at border crossings. it is perfectly possible that Jimenez did so, on a visa that later expired. whether he did or not, there is no record of him committing a crime of illegal entry reported in this story. And if it goes to appeal, the 5th amendment would protect his right not to answer questions about how he arrived if he chose not to answer them.
It's nothing to do with 'British slander laws' even if it makes you better to blame some other foreigners). It is the simple fact that illegal presence does not constitute proof of illegal entry or employment.
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