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were arrested and enter production-line fashion after being told that they could be charged with a major federal crii the Supreme Court held in 2009 (Flores-Figueroa v. United States, 129 S. Ct. 1886) wa: their situations. The Department of Homeland Security reversed ICE's raid policy an• announcement made on Apri

entenced to one year and one day in prison and a $2000 fine . guilty by a jury. Another Swift employee who had pleaded guilty was sentenced to ; (b) Michael Bianco, Inc. ("MBI") - A manufacturer of leather goods and hand Bedford, Mass. was raided by ICE on March 6, 2007, after an undercover operation frou learne

eas in production-line fashion after being told that they could be charged with a major federal criminal felony that the Supreme Court held in 2009 (Flores-Figueroa v. United States, 129 S. Ct. 1886) was inapplicable to their situations. The Department of Homeland Security reversed ICE's raid policy and, since

e day in prison and a $2000 fine after being found guilty by a jury. Another Swift employee who had pleaded guilty was sentenced to probation. (b) Michael Bianco, Inc. ("MBI") - A manufacturer of leather goods and handbags in New Bedford, Mass. was raided by ICE on March 6, 2007, after an undercover operation

eas in production-line fashion after being told that they could be charged with a major federal criminal felony that the Supreme Court held in 2009 (Flores-Figueroa v. United States, 129 S. Ct. 1886) was inapplicable to their situations. The Department of Homeland Security reversed ICE's raid policy and, since

e day in prison and a $2000 fine after being found guilty by a jury. Another Swift employee who had pleaded guilty was sentenced to probation. (b) Michael Bianco, Inc. ("MBI") - A manufacturer of leather goods and handbags in New Bedford, Mass. was raided by ICE on March 6, 2007, after an undercover operation