Death On The Night Shift At Frozen Pizza Factories In Chicago

The New York Times News Service Syndicate, Chicago Tribune: Business
Sun, 12/22/2024 - 12:01pm

On a brilliant day three years ago, a grieving crowd gathered on the South Side of Chicago to bury Adewale Ezekiel Ogunyemi. In Nigeria, Ogunyemi had not earned enough working in a bank to support his mother, wife and two daughters. So in 2019, he flew to the United States on a tourist visa and obtained fake identity documents.

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