A politician employs illegal immigrants for housekeeping services. A nearby restaurant also employs illegal immigrants. The restaurant is fined, but the politician does not suffer any consequences. How would social location explain this?
a. The restaurant is a public establishment, whereas the politician's home is not. b. The restaurant is a business and subject to stricter regulations. c. The politician has more power and position to resist consequences. d. The politician lives in an area that is not as heavily regulated.