The article discusses a $5 million conspiracy involving the provision of Missouri identification documents to illegal immigrants, leading to the indictment of 14 people. The scheme, which began in November 2009, involved more than 3,500 documents and charged immigrants $1,500 to $1,600 for licenses. The article also mentions an upcoming vote on the E-Verify proposal in Springfield.
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