On May 10, 2017, a Boston wall taper who had broken his leg in a fall from a ladder during work six weeks earlier took his two-year-old son to an office of a West Bridgewater, Mass.-based contractor, on the invitation of the CEO who asked him to come and gave the worker $500 to help him get by while recovering.
A few minutes later, after the craft worker left the office on crutches and started to drive away, federal immigration police pulled him over, apprehended him for questioning and held him in custody for two weeks.