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Noncitizens given pathway to flag labor offenses without risking immigration status

By Ryan King
Published January 13, 2023 9:43pm ET
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Noncitizens given pathway to flag labor offenses without risking immigration status
Noncitizens employed in the United States can now expose labor infringements without fear of reprisal, the Department of Homeland Security announced Friday. Using its deferred action powers, the DHS will protect noncitizens who come forward about labor violations they’ve witnessed or experienced. That means they won’t have to worry about “removal or other immigration-related retaliation […]

Noncitizens employed in the United States can now expose labor infringements without fear of reprisal, the Department of Homeland Security announced Friday.

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