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of leather goods and handbags in New Bedford, Mass. was raided by ICE on March 6, 2007, after an undercover operation from which it was learned hat Francesco Insolia, the owner, intentionally sought out illegal immigrants and exploited them with punitive fines and terrible working conditions. Approximately 326 il

with immigration-law violations, but also with defrauding the United States of more than $18 million in federal employment taxes. On March 4, 2008, Rosenbaum was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, Cunningham to 51 months, and Flocken to 30 months. The cases described above are typical. No case following

restaurants. Almost all RCI janitorial employees were illegal immigrants who had no documentation whatever, and they were paid in cash. The owners, Richard M. Rosenbaum, Edward Scott Cunningham, and Christina A. Flocken were charged not only with immigration-law violations, but also with defrauding the United State

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e that provided cleaning crews for rests( RCI janitorial employees were illegal immigrants who had no documentation whatever, an in cash. The owners, Richard M. Rosenbaum, Edward Scott Cunningham, and Christina I charged not only with immigration-law violations, but also with defrauding the United Stab $18 million in

charged not only with immigration-law violations, but also with defrauding the United Stab $18 million in federal employment taxes. On March 4, 2008, Rosenbaum was sentence imprisonment, Cunningham to 51 months, and Flocken to 30 months. The cases described above are typical. No case following an ICE raid h

of leather goods and handbags in New Bedford, Mass. was raided by ICE on March 6, 2007, after an undercover operation from which it was learned hat Francesco Insolia, the owner, intentionally sought out illegal immigrants and exploited them with punitive fines and terrible working conditions. Approximately 326 il

restaurants. Almost all RCI janitorial employees were illegal immigrants who had no documentation whatever, and they were paid in cash. The owners, Richard M. Rosenbaum, Edward Scott Cunningham, and Christina A. Flocken were charged not only with immigration-law violations, but also with defrauding the United State

with immigration-law violations, but also with defrauding the United States of more than $18 million in federal employment taxes. On March 4, 2008, Rosenbaum was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, Cunningham to 51 months, and Flocken to 30 months. The cases described above are typical. No case following