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yea baby I was one of the workers when that happen. and I still in trouble for that is allready 5 years since but.... the real problem are the immigration lawyers around there is comment would continue.....
well ISEND THIS COMMENT ON MY OWN BECAUSE I BOLIVE THAT RAID WAS WRON TO I USE TO WORK FOR THIS GREAT COMPANY END I KNOW MORE THEN ANY ONE AND I NO LONGER WORK FOR THIS COMPANY I FOUND MY SELF IN MEXICO CITY AND I STILL SAYING AND BOLIVING THAT THIS COMPANY (CHAMPION SAFE)STILL THE BEST BUSSINES EVER EVEN WITH THAT NO OTHER COMPANY ON UTAH COUNTY HAS DONE WHAT CHAPION DID FOR THE PEOPLE THAT WORK FOR THE COMPANY BECAUSE THEY RESPECT THE WORKERS AND THEY SEE THEM LIKE HUMANS NOT LIKE ILLEGAL AND EVEN THAT I DONT WORK FOR THEM I STILL RESPECT THEN ALL
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