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Two Ramat Hasharon female soccer players were arrested, and the club was investigated on suspicion of illegal employment.

Summary by haaretz.co.il
The Population Authority arrested Brazilians Sofia Sena and Ranta Santana this morning after their visas expired. The former's work visa was never processed, and she is expected to be deported.
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Two Ramat Hasharon female soccer players were arrested, and the club was investigated on suspicion of illegal employment.

The Population Authority arrested Brazilians Sofia Sena and Ranta Santana this morning after their visas expired. The former's work visa was never processed, and she is expected to be deported.

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haaretz.co.il broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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