The Orlando Sentinel reported today that critics in the federal government have raised concerns that although the President has heightened immigration enforcement efforts on businesses that are suspected of hiring undocumented immigrants, and despite the fact that the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (USICE) has already conducted more workplace audits of the I-9 (Employment Eligibility Verification) forms, critics feel that the government’s enforcement has been has been too lenient [...]
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01 Nov 2010 / Deportation, Employer Sanctions, Employment Authorization, Immigration Enforcement, News
Tags: illegal aliens, illegal workers, Immigration Enforcement, undocumented immigrants, worksite enforcement
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15 Feb 2010 / Announcements, Employer Sanctions, Immigration Enforcement
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (USICE) reported this past weekend that Koch Foods of Cincinnati LLC, a poultry processing plant was assessed and paid over $536,000 in fines for violations of the U.S. immigration laws concerning the hiring of undocumented immigrants. The USICE investigated the company based on an anonymous tip received alleging that company was employing over 100 undocumented workers at their poultry [...]
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Tags: i-9, i-9 enforcement, illegal workers, undocumented workers, workplace enforcement, Workplace Raids
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25 Jan 2010 / Immigration Reform
The Orlando Sentinel reported today that insiders in Washington have said that in light of the President’s State of the Union address that is scheduled for this week Wednesday, he will mention a few initiatives such as doubling the child care tax credit for families earning under $85,000 per year, a $1.6 billion increase in federal funding for [...]
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Tags: comprehensive immigration reform, illegal aliens, illegal workers, state of the union, undocumented immigrants
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12 Jan 2010 / Green Cards, Immigration Reform, Legislative Watch
The Miami Herald reported today that in light of the rising unemployment rate (approximately 10%), an all important question has come up in the immigration reform debate. That question is, “Will legalizing millions of undocumented immigrants further hurt or help the economy?” The answer is difficult to come by due to conflicting reports that were issued recently. One such report released last week endorsed [...]
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Tags: C.I.R., C.I.R. A.S.A.P., comprehensive immigration reform, hispanic immigration reform, hispanics and immigration, illegal aliens, illegal workers, legalization, undocumented immigrants