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ARTICLE · 12 JUNE 2006

Immigration Raids Signal New Enforcement Emphasis by ICE

In Indiana, the owner of a successful construction company is charged with harboring illegal aliens and faces 40 years in prison in Kentucky; four managers and executives of Fischer Homes, one of the nation's most successful home builders, are arrested for aiding, abetting and harboring illegal aliens—convictions could mean 10 years' imprisonment...

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In Indiana, the owner of a successful construction company is charged with harboring illegal aliens and faces 40 years in prison in Kentucky; four managers and executives of Fischer Homes, one of the nation's most successful home builders, are arrested for aiding, abetting and harboring illegal aliens—convictions could mean 10 years' imprisonment; in New York, seven current and former managers of IFCO Systems, the largest pallet manufacturer in the U.S., are arrested and charged with harboring illegal aliens for financial gain, and 1,187 IFCO employees are rounded up and charged with unlawful presence in the United States. Reports are widespread that more than half of IFCO's employees had invalid or mismatched social security numbers.

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