B-1 covers meetings, training, after-sales service. It does not cover productive line work. If that’s what happened, the class mismatches.

> B-1 covers meetings, training, after-sales service. It does not cover productive line work. If that’s what happened, the class mismatches.

Meetings like one of the men mentioned in the article was in when they arrested him? He wasn't doing "productive line work", whatever that means for a factory that isn't even operating.

Imagine a sort of "process" for adjudicating these claims.

Has the government presented any evidence that that's what happened?