From the NY times –> “Around 300 employees of the plant, many of whom were Guatemalan, served prison sentences for identity theft, and several managers and supervisors were convicted of felony charges of harboring illegal immigrants. The immigration-related charges against Mr. Rubashkin were dropped after he was convicted of fraud. Prosecutors in his case said he had fabricated collateral for loans, causing the banks to lose more than $26 million.” is this true?
Is such a person allowed to write a letter in our Holy Torah that says do not steal? is the Torah kosher to make a Bracha on?
From the NY times –> “Around 300 employees of the plant, many of whom were Guatemalan, served prison sentences for identity theft, and several managers and supervisors were convicted of felony charges of harboring illegal immigrants. The immigration-related charges against Mr. Rubashkin were dropped after he was convicted of fraud. Prosecutors in his case said he had fabricated collateral for loans, causing the banks to lose more than $26 million.” is this true?
Is such a person allowed to write a letter in our Holy Torah that says do not steal? is the Torah kosher to make a Bracha on?