The five people indicted in late May in a Georgia-based human-trafficking scheme that federal authorities say illegally brought dozens of Mexican workers to work on Wisconsin farms have pleaded not guilty. The indictment, filed in the U.S. Eastern District of Wisconsin, and other court documents provide insight into how migrant workers — including those in the country legally — can face abuse.
What we know about the human trafficking scheme that allegedly forced dozens of Mexican men to work on Wisconsin farms
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