Hallie Shoffner was just caught lying to Arkansans… again. When asked if she employed illegal aliens on CNN and if she would trade “five Americans for just one of them”, Hallie denied it and blamed an anonymous Arkansan. 

The truth is Hallie employed three illegal aliens by falsifying their W2’s. The Washington Free Beacon has the receipts:

Arkansas Democratic Senate nominee Hallie Shoffner employed three illegal immigrants at the family farming company she led, a former senior employee told the Washington Free Beacon, contradicting Shoffner’s claims…

The former employee—who worked for Shoffner for years at her family research farm, SFR Seed, and spoke on background as his current employer did not authorize him to discuss the matter—said the candidate employed one of the illegal immigrants in a full-time role and the other two in part-time roles. Shoffner used the names and social security numbers of the workers’ children on their tax forms, according to the former employee.

“Me and her talked about the full-time one quite a bit, being a risk to us. She referred to him as having a ‘questionable social security number,'” the former employee told the Free Beacon. “But I realized what was going on when I had to pass out W2s in the spring, and his W2 I know had his son’s name on it, so I’m gonna say they were using his son’s social security number. The part-time [workers], their W2s had their daughters.”

“Her and her parents always talked about them not being legal,” the former employee continued. “And so I figured out how they were getting W2s.”

“Hallie Shoffner is a far-left fraud lying to Arkansans about her history leading a transgender parade in Peru, as well as hiring illegal aliens and fighting to get them public benefits,” said NRSC Regional Press Secretary Samantha Cantrell. 

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