2 former city employees in Utah face federal charges for allegedly helping someone evade ICE

Prosecutors say the former employees helped an Immigration and Customs Enforcement target slip out the back door of the courthouse.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Logan City Hall. Two former city employees face federal charges after prosecutors said they helped someone evade ICE.

2 former city employees in Utah face federal charges for allegedly helping someone evade ICE

Prosecutors say the former employees helped an Immigration and Customs Enforcement target slip out the back door of the courthouse.

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Update: Two former city employees in Utah are under federal investigation after allegedly helping someone evade ICE, city says

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