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I think the problem is, by the nature of being undocumented, it's hard to prove that these people are working illegally. I guess you could send in the FBI and p
by phendrenad2 1y ago
I think the problem is, by the nature of being undocumented, it's hard to prove that these people are working illegally. I guess you could send in the FBI and put spy cams all over the facility, use facial recognition to identify improperly documented workers, tail them to their homes, and pick them up there. In fact, I'm probably more in favor of that kind of thing. Big sloppy raids on brand-name companies just looks heavy-handed.
- axus 1y agoAccording to the article they are documented, have B-1 temporary business visas. The employees don't know US law and are following the companies instructions. The company directed them to perform work outside the scope of the visas. It's the company that's at fault and should be the target of enforcement; do that and the employees have no reason or desire to stay in the US.
- phendrenad2 1y agoThe article is wrong. Some have B-1 visas, and some are on ESTA. The ones on B-1 are not Korean. The ones on ESTA are. The rules for ESTA are tricky, and it seems like there might be a loophole where these workers were working legally.