Virginia Business Magazine
Contact Us | Advertise | Subscribe | RSS RSS
Keyword Search Site Web  
 
Yahoo!

Business intelligence for and about Virginia's business community






Business Trends
Regional Views
Central Virginia
Hampton Roads
Northern Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Southern Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Regional Profiles
Global / Local
RSS News RSS
 

Regional Views

 
 
Virginia's Wealthiest
• The 2007 Virginia 100: Who are Virginia's richest citizens? Read the annual survey.

• The 2006 Virginia 100: Read the annual survey.
 
List of Leaders
 
Virginia's Legal Elite


Fantastic 50
 
Special Reports & Publications

New Guide to doing business in Virginia

Site Selection Guide2007 - 2008 Site Selection Guide: An annual look at the state's economic delevopment. Smart growth, economic development contacts, maps, directions and more.

Meeting and Convention PlannerMeeting and Convention Planner: Contact information and links to all the major meeting destination marketing organizations across the state, plus information on companies offering meeting services

 
 
Immigration officials arrest 33 at Richmond construction site
May 08, 2008
 

U.S immigration agents raided the construction site of the federal courthouse in Richmond on Wednesday and arrested 33 workers alleged to be in the country illegally, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Workers arrested came from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Peru. They could not produce documents showing they could work legally in the U.S.

A spokesman from Turner Construction Co., parent company of the builder of the project, told the Times-Dispatch that the workers who were arrested were employed by subcontractors on the site, and none were employees of Turner.

 
(0) Comments

Post a comment

Name:

Email:

Location:

URL:

Remember my personal information

Notify me of follow-up comments?

Submit the word you see below:


 
 

Contact Us | Advertise | Subscribe | RSS RSS | Home

Use of this website is subject to certain terms and conditions