(TNND) — "Avengers" actor Mark Ruffalo said billionaires and white people are committing crimes in the U.S., not immigrants.

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Volunteers say they brought allegations of abuse directly to owners of Field of Screams in Lancaster County, as well as to law enforcement. The accused continued in a supervisory position.