17 illegal aliens stopped ice during inspection at a workplace in Pennsylvania
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More than 12 illegal immigrants were arrested last week after US immigrants and customs enforcement and law enforcement conducted workplace inspections. Pennsylvania apartment complex.
The test was conducted on June 11th at five 10 flat complexes in Bethlehem by ICE’s Homeland Security Investigation Philadelphia Allentown office and federal law enforcement partners.
17 Illegal immigration Working with property was arrested for immigration violations during testing, Ice said. The group consisted of 13 Venezuelans, two Mexicans, one Ecuadorian and one Nicaragua.
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Ice and federal law enforcement arrested 17 illegal immigrants during work inspections at an apartment in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency)
All 17 people arrested were part of a group restoring their apartments after being damaged in the fire in May, reported WFMZ, a local Pennsylvania outlet. The workers were provided by subcontractors, Ice said.
ICE also said the building currently has no tenants.
A special agent responsible for HSI Philadelphia Edward Owens said that HSI’s fundamental responsibility is to “ensure workplace compliance.”
The 17 people arrested consisted of 13 from Venezuela, two from Mexico, one from Ecuador and 13 from Nicaragua. (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency)
“Testing like this is important for targeting Illegal Employment Practices It undermines American workers, destabilizes the labor market and exposes our critical infrastructure to exploitation,” Owens said.
ICE is responsible for implementing federal employment eligibility requirements and conducting comprehensive workplace inspections targeting employers who violate employment laws.
The test took place on June 11th at five 10 flat apartment complexes in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency)
If ICE is conducting workplace testing, employees who determine that they are in violation of US immigration laws may be arrested, detained, and removed from the United States.