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ICE COLLUDED WITH EMPLOYER AGAINST
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NILC Statement: Workers' Rights on ICE.
Immigrant workers and civil rights
advocates today revealed evidence of
extensive collusion between U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
(ICE) and Signal International, LLC, to
keep workers in involuntary servitude,
threaten them with deportation, and
retaliate against those who attempted to
organize.
Here is a statement from Tyler
Moran, NILC policy director.
STATEMENT ››
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ICE and Big Business: Too Close for
Comfort. "Our justice system is
based on the belief that workers who
allege abuse will receive a fair and
impartial investigation. The Signal
workers were denied this fundamental
right. The evidence of collusion between
ICE and Signal shows that ICE has a
flagrant disregard for the rights of
immigrant workers, which casts serious
doubt on the agency's ability to
effectively enforce federal immigration
law."
ARTICLE BY MARIELENA HINCAPIÉ IN
HUFFINGTON POST ›› (2/3/10) |
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SSA FAILS TO FOLLOW
E-VERIFY
RULES
Even the Social Security Administration,
one of the government agencies key to
the E-Verify employment eligibility
verification program, does not follow
the program's rules, according to a
recent report by the SSA inspector
general. More information is
available in a blog article written by
NILC policy director Tyler Moran.
READ THE BLOG ENTRY ››
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TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS FOR PEOPLE
FROM HAITI
The disastrous
consequences of the 7.0 earthquake that stuck Haiti on Jan. 12,
2010, prompted the Obama administration to make temporary
protected status available to certain nationals and former
residents of Haiti.
Here are documents issued by the
Dept. of Homeland Security that provide information about TPS
and other immigration-related benefits available to Haitians as a result of the
disaster.
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IMMIGRANTS & HEALTH CARE REFORM
Final Health Care Bill Must Not Leave Out
Immigrants!
-- Congressional leaders are negotiating the final
health care reform bill in private negotiations
rather than a formal conference. The current
proposals continue to exclude and penalize
low-income lawfully present and undocumented
immigrants. Don't let Congress and the president
continue to treat immigrants unfairly in this
historic health care bill!
ACTION ALERT ››
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