U.S. prosecutes three Georgians for forcing Chinese workers to work, prosecutors say they seized documents and threatened deportation

If the U.S. Department of Justice has announced a criminal case on August 12, a Chinese citizen and two U.S. citizens have been prosecuted by the Federal Grand Jury in the Northern District of Georgia, and the accusations include conspiracy for forced labor and forced labor. One of the defendants is also accused of housing foreigners on a false basis. This is a criminal prosecution, not a conviction. Three defendants are presumed innocent in accordance with the law, and the prosecutor must prove the accusation in court. The prosecutor describes the employment and control chain of the prosecutor, and the Justice Department says that the workers are controlled after their arrival, their immigration certificates are controlled, and they are required to work 6 days a week, 12 hours a day, the actual salary is