Feds Find Million In Cash While Investigating Staffing Firm Supplying Haitians To Charleroi, PA Food Factory

A federal investigation has been conducted on a staffing firm called Prosperity Services, which supplies low-cost Haitian labor to a company named Fourth Street Foods in Charleroi, Pennsylvania. The firm is suspected of knowingly paying undocumented non-citizen employees with cash and transporting and housing them for employment purposes. Fourth Street Foods employs 700 immigrants from 41 countries, with many being Haitians, who work on conveyor lines in massive ice boxes to produce breakfast bowls and sandwiches for big-box retailers. The situation in Charleroi is a result of the federal government's open borders policy, which has led to the replacement of native-born factory workers. This pattern has been replicated in thousands of cities and towns across America, with a web of publicly funded NGOs facilitating the flow of migrants within the country and local industries welcoming cheap labor.