7-Eleven reopens stores shut down by feds during raid
Officials say the 7-Eleven stores closed by the feds earlier this week will be open again today. Agents raided 10 7-Eleven stores from Islip to Greenport on Monday. Investigators accuse franchise
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Jun 19, 2013, 3:48 PM
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Updated 4,342 days ago
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Officials say the 7-Eleven stores closed by the feds earlier this week will be open again today.
Agents raided 10 7-Eleven stores from Islip to Greenport on Monday.
Investigators accuse franchise operators of using undocumented workers as virtual slave labor in a "modern day plantation system."
The 7-Eleven chain is reopening the stores with its own supervisors and workers, according to Newsday.
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