Arkansas Dem Senate Candidate Employed Three Illegal Immigrants on Family Farm, Former Senior Employee Says
Arkansas Democratic Senate nominee Hallie Shoffner employed three illegal immigrants at the family farming company she led, a former senior employee told the Washington Free Beacon, contradicting Shoffner's claims as she campaigns against R
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Arkansas Democratic Senate nominee Hallie Shoffner employed three illegal immigrants at the family farming company she led, a former senior employee told the Washington Free Beacon, contradicting Shoffner's claims as she campaigns against Republican incumbent Tom Cotton. The former employee—who worked for Shoffner for years at her family research farm, SFR Seed, and spoke on […] The post Arkansas Dem Senate Candidate Employed Three Illegal Immigrants on Family Farm, Former Senior Employee Says appeared first on .
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