More protection for illegal workers

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The National Labor Relations Board, the federal agency that enforces labor laws, has started an aggressive new push to pursue cases against employers of illegal aliens.

Not only will the board’s investigators ignore the immigration status of the workers in the complaint, but it also will help those workers obtain visas so they can testify against the employer. That’s according to a recent internal “updated procedures” memorandum by agency general counsel Richard Griffin.

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