DOJ Settles Document Abuse Claim with California Company
On November 4, 2021, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced an agreement with Rehrig Pacific Company (Rehrig Pacific) to resolve allegations that Rehrig Pacific had discriminated against an individual based on his citizenship status. Read More
Zoom Accused of Hiring Discrimination
The lawsuit alleges that Zoom improperly rejected an employment application due to the applicant's immigration status. Read More
USCIS Updates Form I-9 Guidance for Native Americans, T and U Nonimmigrants
USCIS has clarified Form I-9 guidance as of March 1, 2022, related to Native American tribal documents and victims of human trafficking and criminal activity. Read More
Restaurant Executives and Management Accused of Employing Undocumented Workers
Nineteen individuals across several states were charged in a 64-count indictment that was unsealed upon the arrest and initial court appearances of the defendants on August 25, 2021. Read More
USCIS Extends EAD Validity for Certain Residents of Hong Kong Granted Work Authorization under the DED Program
The cards, which show a facial expiration date of 2/5/23 are now extended through 2/5/25. Read More