Panel Video: No Americans Need Apply

EEOC lawsuits reveal how employers are eager to replace low-skill native workers with immigrants

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No Americans Need Apply: EEOC lawsuits reveal how employers are eager to replace low-skill native workers with immigrants

Event Summary

The Center for Immigration Studies hosted a panel discussion on focusing on employer discrimination against native-born workers. The conversation centered on the release of a report examining real-world case studies in which the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has sued employers for systematically favoring low-skill immigrants over native workers.

Participants

Mark Krikorian
Executive Director
Center for Immigration Studies

Jason Richwine
Independent Policy Analyst

Peter Kirsanow
Member
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Kevin Lynn
Executive Director
Progressives for Immigration Reform


Full Panel Video

Introduction

 

Jason Richwine Statement

 

Peter Kirsanow Statement

 

Kevin Lynn Statement

 

Question and Answer Session

 

Panel Clips

Does Immigration Have a Negative Effect on American Workers?

 

EEOC v. Hamilton Growers (Southern Valley)

 

EEOC v. J&R Baker Farms

 

EEOC v. Mount Vernon Holdings (Best Western)

 

EEOC v. Paramount Staffing

 

EEOC v. Prestige Transportation Services

 

EEOC v. Century Shree Corp (Hampton Inn)

 

Peter Kirsanow Discusses the Center for Immigration Studies Work

 

Peter Kirsanow Discusses Immigration's Effect on Black Workers

 

 

Is the Congressional Black Caucus Concerned About Immigration?

 

Changes in the Makeup of Tech Industry Workers

 

Examples of Companies Using the H-1B Program to Outsources Jobs