As such, a 7-2 ruling upheld the conviction of Helaman Hansen who was charged with breaking that law by charging immigrants up to $10,000 to gain citizenship through an “adult adoption service.” Hansen challenged the law based on constitutional free speech grounds, but his bid was ultimately denied by the nation’s top court.
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SCOTUS Rejects Challenge To Law Meant To Inhibit Illegal Immigration
The Supreme Court gave its seal of approval to a law criminalizing the act of encouraging illegal immigration. So reports NBC News.
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