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A Chinese National and Two Americans Face Forced Labor Charges in Georgia

via Washington Times·Aug 12

Federal prosecutors charged three people with running a forced labor operation in Georgia, alleging workers were held through debt and threats of deportation. Investigators say victims were recruited abroad with false job offers. The case is part of a broader push against labor trafficking in the Southeast.

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