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A company that provides services for immigrants in federal detention was ordered Tuesday to pay more than $811 million in restitution and penalties in a lawsuit alleging it used deceptive and abusive tactics. Nexus Services must pay roughly $231 million in restitution as well as penalties of $13.8 million to New York, $7.1 million to Virginia and $3.4 million to Massachusetts, according to a judgement filed in federal court for the Western District of Virginia in Harrisonburg. The Virginia-based
Stuart Palley/The Washington Post via GettyA company that posts bonds for immigrants in federal detention was ordered to pay more than $811 million in penalties and restitution Tuesday after a lawsuit alleged the business had defrauded migrants and used deception.Nexus Services will now have to pay about $231 million in restitution along with penalties of $13.8 million to New York, $7.1 million to Virginia, and $3.4 million to Massachusetts. The ruling filed in the Western District of Virginia a
A company that provides services for immigrants in federal detention was ordered Tuesday to pay more than $811 million in restitution and penalties in a lawsuit alleging it used deceptive and abusive tactics. Nexus Services must pay roughly $231 million in restitution as well as penalties of $13.8 million to New York, $7.1 million to Virginia and $3.4 million to Massachusetts, according to a judgement filed in federal court for the Western District of Virginia in Harrisonburg. The Virginia-based company, its subsidiary Libre by Nexus and its three executives must also each pay more than $111 million in civil penalties.