Just few days after being raided by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, two of the four Tucson-Mexico shuttle van firms here accused of smuggling humans into the United States were back in business.

However, it wasn't exactly business as usual for them.

Meanwhile, Managers at Sahuaro Roadrunner refused to talk to reporters but did explain why business has declined. They told media that people are scared to travel after their office was “ransacked,” they said, by federal agents and some of their vans were confiscated by a team of officers. On Saturday, they were still angry.

Further, some of the agents said that they were not raided by the federal agents but their business is also down as people who might journey by shuttle are concerned. They don't want to have any troubles with federal agents.

The supervisor of Hermosillo Shuttle, Cesar Amavizca said, “Customers are checking in by phone to make sure the company is complying with the law.”

Further, Amavizca said, “We are not like them (the companies that were raided for carrying suspected undocumented travelers).”