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Wal-Mart officials told the newspaper those arrested were employees of a subcontractor and that the nation's largest retailer has contracts with subcontractors requiring that they follow all federal, state and local laws.
"It is our understanding that the individuals taken into custody at the Pottsville distribution center construction site were employees of subcontractors and not Wal-Mart associates," Wal-Mart said in a statement emailed to CNNMoney.com.
"Consistent with our corporate practice, we have written contracts with these subcontractors requiring that they follow all applicable local, state and federal employment laws. We will cooperate fully with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. attorney's office in this matter," the statement said.
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As far as Wal-Mart products go, I buy virtually everything from Wal-Mart and am almost always satisfied with the products. If I am not, I know that I can return them with no questions asked.
A MallWart, err, Wallmart location in construction may have been raided by 'la migra' resulting in 125 deportations, but Wallmart itself is not in any hot water... I can just hear them now... "huh? Illegals? We just hired a contractor to build this place, we don't micro manage their operation".
The contractor ( his/her business ) folds, starts a new one... viola, no significant long term reprocussions.
As far as Wal-Mart products go, I buy virtually everything from Wal-Mart and am almost always satisfied with the products. If I am not, I know that I can return them with no questions asked.
GradyPhilpott you pointed out that what their official response was exactly as I thought it would be.