US EditionJury finds Texas couple guilty of concealing and harboring bakery workers in the US illegally
- A jury found Leonardo Baez and Nora Avila-Guel guilty of concealing and harboring employees illegally in the U.S. following a three-day trial.
- Eight employees were arrested alongside Baez and Avila-Guel; six had visitor visas, while two were illegally present in the country.
- According to local reporting, both employees said they were not held against their will and were compensated for their work.
- Baez and Avila-Guel will remain free on bond until their sentencing scheduled for November.
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Couple Convicted For Harboring Illegal Aliens At Texas Bakery
Two immigrants from Mexico were convicted by a Texas jury on Wednesday of harboring illegal aliens at their bakery near the southern border. Leonardo Baez-Lara and Alicia Avila-Guel were found guilty of two counts of harboring aliens and conspiracy at their business in Los Fresnos, Texas. The married couple, who are lawful permanent residents from Mexico, employed and housed illegal aliens at the shopping plaza they owned, federal investigators …
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Independent EspañolTwo South Texas bakery owners were found guilty of concealing and harboring employees who were in the United States illegally, a jury found Wednesday afternoon after a trial that lasted…
Jury finds Texas couple guilty of concealing and harboring bakery workers in the U.S. illegally
Two South Texas bakery owners are guilty of concealing and harboring employees in the U.S. illegally, a jury found Wednesday afternoon following a trial that only lasted three days.
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Jury finds Texas couple guilty of concealing and harboring bakery workers in the US illegally
A jury in South Texas has found two bakery owners accused of concealing and harboring employees in the U.S. illegally guilty.
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