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Thirteen people were indicted in federal court this week for allegedly using false documents to obtain employment in the US. Eleven of the individuals are Guatemalan citizens and the other two are citizens of Mexico, according to news sources. The individuals were initially arrested when federal ICE agents raided Fresh Mark meat packing plant in Ohio in June. That raid initially resulted in 146 individuals being detained. Fresh Mark provided the following statement to local press:
"Fresh Mark is fully cooperating with authorities on this matter. Fresh Mark’s policy and practice is to validate the employment authorization and identity of all workers who join the company, for each of whom we complete an I-9 and confirm the documentation through E-Verify. Fresh Mark has also been a member of the voluntary IMAGE program (ICE Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers) since 2012. This program between the US Government and private employers ensures a lawful workforce."
SANDBOX ONLY:Not a published article.--Bddpaux (talk) 18:44, 10 August 2022 (UTC)
Sources[edit]
- AP. "13 people detained in ICE raid on Ohio meat plant indicted" — Times Free Press, August 31, 2018
- AP. "13 people detained in ICE raid on Northeast Ohio meat plant indicted" — WKYC, August 30, 2018
- Kevin Kraus and Dianne Solis. "Immigration officials descend on North Texas company that allegedly hired undocumented immigrants" — Dallas Morning News, August 28, 2018
- Prescotte Stokes III. "ICE raids Texas company for alleged illegal hiring: ‘We’re watching and we’re coming’" — Star-Telegram, August 28, 2018
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