Modern-day slavery is a lurking, pervasive problem in American restaurants (illegal aliens, Reed)

[Packard fan]

If a restaurant dishwasher working in the US illegally wanted to leave his or her job, could they? Turns out, not necessarily.

In too many cases, people working in the American food system—from the agricultural fields where laborers pick the nation’s produce to the restaurants and bars that serve consumers food and drink everyday—are trapped in those positions. That’s according to a new report by the Polaris Project, a non-profit organization formed to investigate and report cases of modern slavery, in which people are harbored and then coerced into working or engaging in commercial sex acts.

Modern-day slavery is a lurking, pervasive problem in American restaurants

I've been saying this about illegal aliens and slavery and, caught hell over that. Here's the despicable proof ^^^

[AnywhereElse]

ICE will be helping out with this issue:

https://www.ice.gov/worksite

This issue continues with slumlords who rent them dumps, I have seen some of the living conditions here, old rundown mobile homes with cardboard on some of the windows being rented right next to the plant at unbelievably high prices (yep, capturing the American dream). There would be no way to complain about the condition. This drives up all the rents in town.

Exploiters drive this whole illegal alien crap by enlisting the minion forces in the name of "compassion". It isn't "compassion", but selfishness and greed.