In the Maine undocumented workers' case, what about the Mass. company that employed them?
Federal authorities declined to identify the company or say whether it will be subject to any sanctions for its role.
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Federal authorities declined to identify the company or say whether it will be subject to any sanctions for its role.
Border Patrol will not release the name of the company or say what kind of work the migrants were hired to do.
Seventeen undocumented migrants from Guatemala and Nicaragua were found living in a house in Lisbon, Maine on Tuesday.
Border Patrol agents in Maine busted a stash house full of illegal migrants Tuesday, according to a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) statement.
Federal officials on Friday would not identify the Massachusetts company that allegedly rented out a home in Lisbon, Maine, for 17 undocumented workers who were living there as part of what US Customs and Border Protection described as an “elaborate human smuggling” plot.