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24 September 2026

45 Mexican truck drivers accuse US recruiter, carriers of forced-labor scheme

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Source reporting: FreightWaves

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45 Mexican truck drivers accuse US recruiter, carriers of forced-labor scheme

At least 45 Mexican truck drivers are now represented by attorneys pursuing allegations that drivers were recruited to haul freight in the U. S. through false promises of legal work authorization and then subjected to coercive labor practices. Twenty-nine of the drivers are currently plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit against California-based Omega Compliance Solutions LLC, Henry G. Gamino, Rick Gamino and several U.

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