Thread: Immigration raid at Otay Mesa,CA. bakery, 41 illegals UPDATE

Immigration raid at Otay Mesa bakery
By Morgan Lee
Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 5:15 p.m.

The owner and managers of a wholesale San Diego bakery have been charged with harboring illegal immigrants after a workplace raid found more than half of the workers were undocumented aliens, according to criminal complaints filed in federal court on Thursday.

Out of 73 employees at the bakery on Wednesday, 41 were determined to be illegal immigrants, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Three more arrests were made at a manager's home.

S&S Bakery makes and distributes baked goods to federal offices, military bases, prisons, hospitals and schools.

An office manager at the bakery declined to comment when reached by phone. Five criminal suspects in the case have been scheduled for arraignment in court Friday and Monday.
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An office manager at the bakery declined to comment when reached by phone.

Naturally...I bet the scum bag that owns this bakery has become very wealthy by employing illegal invaders in lieu of American citizens.

Out of biusness.

Otay Mesa is south of downtown San Diego right on the border.

Well, actually National City is south of downtown San Diego and then Chula Vista and then Otay Mesa.

I am surprisd they had a raid since most have been stopped by our illustrious leader

Related:
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-215262.html

Good to see a real raid again, and in CA. yet.

San Diego bakery owner, 3 employees charged with hiring illegal immigrants

October 15, 2010 | 10:35 am

The owner of a well-known San Diego bakery and three of his employees have been charged in federal court with hiring illegal immigrants to work at the wholesale bakery, which supplies cakes, bread and muffins to military bases, schools, prisons and some government offices.

Jesse William Fadick, 64, the owner of S&S Bakery Inc.; bakery supervisors Rigoberto Sarmiento-Machuca, 35, and Rogelio Machuca-Sarmiento, 46, and employee Abel Baizabal, 38, have been charged with harboring illegal immigrants and arranging phony documents.

Federal authorities arrested 41 suspected illegal immigrants, all Mexican nationals, during a raid Wednesday at the Otay Mesa bakery. Three were later arrested at the home of one of the supervisors, according to federal prosecutors.

Also, one employee, Norma Angelica Flores, 42, was charged with being a deported immigrant who illegally returned to the U.S.

-- Tony Perry in San Diego

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Bakery owner pleads not guilty in immigration case

By Morgan Lee

Originally published October 15, 2010 at 5:27 p.m., updated October 16, 2010 at 8:55 a.m.

The owner of an Otay Mesa bakery accused of harboring illegal immigrants pleaded not guilty on Friday in federal court and was released on bond.

Jesse Fadick, 64, the owner of S & S Bakery was arrested Wednesday as federal agents raided his wholesale baking and delivery business and arrested more than half of its employees on immigration charges.

The lifelong San Diego-area resident with no criminal record was released on a $75,000 bond and had to surrender a firearm and his passport.

“Based on his ties to the community and prior record, he is not a risk of flight,â€

This entire area is swarming with illegal aliens, it looks exactly like Mexico which is a stones throw away.