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Companies could face charges after massive Mississippi ICE raids

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After a major ICE raid on a number of Mississippi food processing plants this week, a newly released government affidavit says at least two of the companies were “willfully and unlawfully employing illegal aliens in violation of federal law.” To confirm someone applying for a job can legally work in the U.S., employers use a system called e-verify, but there are loopholes.Aug. 10, 2019

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