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Harboring is when someone provides a place for a person to stay, especially if that person is a criminal or an illegal immigrant. It's like giving them a hiding spot or a safe place to stay.
Definition: The act of providing a place to stay, shelter, or protection to a person, especially a criminal or someone who is in the country illegally.
Example 1: John was arrested for harboring his friend who was wanted by the police for robbery.
Example 2: The company was fined for harboring undocumented workers in their factory.
These examples illustrate how harboring involves providing a place to stay or protection to someone who is either a criminal or in the country illegally. In both examples, the individuals were knowingly providing shelter to someone who was breaking the law. Harboring is a serious offense and can result in legal consequences for those who engage in it.