Facebook prioritized temporary visa holders over US workers: DOJ

Published December 3, 2020 10:00pm ET



The Department of Justice filed suit against Facebook on Thursday, claiming the tech behemoth failed to adequately consider U.S. workers for more than 2,600 positions at the company over a two-year span.

DOJ alleged Facebook “engaged in intentional and widespread violations of the law” through its hiring practices, which department officials said gave illegal and preferential treatment to temporary visa holders in the United States ahead of citizens of the country.

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