Calif. company charged after immigration raid

Published September 5, 2012 9:57pm ET



LOS ANGELES (AP) — A California printer supply manufacturer raided by federal authorities four years ago has agreed to plead guilty to employing illegal immigrants and pay $267,000 in fines.

Wazana Brothers International — also known as Micro Solutions Enterprises — has reached a proposed plea deal with federal prosecutors that includes a sentence of three years’ probation and a compliance program for employing 55 illegal immigrants, court papers show.

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