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Two Orange County, California, residents have been indicted on charges of intentionally shredding thousands of Immigration and Naturalization Service documents at an I-N-S office.
The indictment says the file room manager at an I-N-S center in Laguna Niguel, California, ordered employees to shred the papers.
The office had discovered a 90,000 document backlog in the office.
Prosecutors believe the papers were shredded at night to avoid detection.
A month after the shredding began, the backlog dropped to zero.
A variety of documents were shredded, including domestic and foreign passports, birth and marriage certificates and I-N-S applications.
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An arraignment is scheduled for Monday morning.
Two Orange County, California, residents have been indicted on charges of intentionally shredding thousands of Immigration and Naturalization Service documents at an I-N-S office.
The indictment says the file room manager at an I-N-S center in Laguna Niguel, California, ordered employees to shred the papers.
The office had discovered a 90,000 document backlog in the office.
Prosecutors believe the papers were shredded at night to avoid detection.
A month after the shredding began, the backlog dropped to zero.
A variety of documents were shredded, including domestic and foreign passports, birth and marriage certificates and I-N-S applications.
http://www.newsmax.com/
An arraignment is scheduled for Monday morning.