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what is the proper word in English?

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cyycloud
 
Reply Tue 11 Oct, 2005 10:15 pm
Can anyone tell me what the proper word is for "a person who illegally arranges or is in charge of sneak- landing ?"
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WILD-BLAZE
 
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Reply Wed 12 Oct, 2005 11:09 am
http://www.wondir.com/wondir/jsp/index.jsp?promoid=10111

Im sure if you can't get help around here you can go to this place and ask whatever question you like and there will be many answers :wink:
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boomerang
 
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Reply Wed 12 Oct, 2005 11:14 am
I'm not certain of what you mean by "sneak landing".

Do you mean coming into the country illegally?

If so, these people are commonly called "coyotes" or "smugglers".
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barrythemod
 
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Reply Sun 16 Oct, 2005 05:26 pm
Re: what is the proper word in English?
cyycloud wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the proper word is for "a person who illegally arranges"


In the U.K. the "street" name for this person would be "a fence"
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Amigo
 
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Reply Sun 16 Oct, 2005 05:32 pm
Coyote. If the border is from Mexico to America. Give us another one. I like your english.
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barrythemod
 
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Reply Sun 16 Oct, 2005 05:41 pm
Re: what is the proper word in English?
cyycloud wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the proper word is for "a person who illegally arranges or is in charge of sneak- landing ?"


To take your quotation as a whole,the current term for this person,in the U.K.would be "a people smuggler"
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