Employment Fraud | Center for Immigration Studies

While it is good that some citizens and corporations are hauled into court for immigration violations, all too often — despite the nature of their actions — the violators get off with slaps on the wrist.

- CIS Fellow David North

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Here's a Case of Both Chain Migration and Fierce Labor Exploitation

Topics: Chain Migration, Employment Fraud

It's About Time – Employer Hit by $96 Million Penalty for Hiring Illegal Aliens

Topics: Employment Fraud

Private Sector Enforces the Immigration Law — Bravo, CBS and Mercedes!

Topics: Employment Fraud

Labor Dept. Vows to "Aggressively Confront Visa Program Fraud"

Topics: Employment Fraud, H-2A Nonimmigrant Visa Program

Another Group of Exploited Alien Workers Is Heard From – the Au Pairs

Topics: Employment Fraud

Massive Fraud Shown in O-1 (Extraordinary Ability) Nonimmigrant Category

Topics: Employment Fraud

DHS Court Says to Employer: Four Strikes and You Are NOT Out

Topics: Employment Fraud

Can State Employment Agency Worker Verifications Be Trusted in Sanctuary Jurisdictions?

Topics: Employment Fraud, Sanctuary Cities

Winning in Court Often Does Little for the Opponents of Immigration Abuse

Topics: Employment Fraud

Two Illegals Forced to Kill Chickens the Halal Way in 100-Hour Weeks

Topics: Employment Fraud