Firm hired to remove migrants from Florida faces insurance f

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Canadian company has been paid $45 million by Florida to transport migrants out of state and provide disaster recovery services while defending itself in court against accusations of insurance fraud involving storm clean-up efforts. ARS Global signed a contract with the Department of Emergency Management in May to provide migrant relocation services, six months after ...

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