German Mercedes-Benz Executive Arrested Under Alabama's New Immigration Law

German Mercedes-Benz Executive Arrested Under Alabama's New Immigration Law

Mercedes opened its first American manufacturing plant in Vance, Alabama in 1993, spurring a trend of foreign car makers and suppliers opening factories in the state. They may be rethinking that decision, however, after one of their German executives was arrested for simply not having his passport with him.

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