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Unlikely, California is a "Sanctuary State" and essentially has no enforcement of state (or federal) laws governing "illegal" employment. If anything, they con
by erichocean 7y ago
Unlikely, California is a "Sanctuary State" and essentially has no enforcement of state (or federal) laws governing "illegal" employment.
If anything, they consider it to be a good thing.
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoSure, but I can't imagine Uber and Lyft would file fraudulent I-9s whether or not California cares.
- antropofagico 7y agoEven though California is much more lax on immigration, undocumented immigrants that work here still work "illegally". And I-9 Audits are conducted by ICE, not California. Like SpicyLemonZest said, it sounds extremely unlikely that Uber and Lyft, being public, would risk filing fraudulent I-9s.
- dmode 7y agoWhy would state enforce a federal employment requirement ?
- URSpider94 7y agoThat is grossly untrue. Federal authorities can and do take enforcement actions in CA, they just won’t get support from the state or localities.