Page 3 - Undocumented Workers News Today

Utah Republican Mitt Romney has joined a group of senators proposing to raise the minimum wage but only if employers verify workers' legal status.

Reports indicate that hundreds of undocumented workers have left the state every week.

GT's Living Foods' kombucha factory subjected workers to "deplorable and abusive and disturbing working conditions," according to a court ruling.

A group of activists gathered for a virtual news conference to talk about need for change after a 16-year-old died at a Hattiesburg poultry plant.

Newsom said farmworkers are vital to the economy, and should not face “threat of deportation as a form of exploitation.”

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) Wednesday unveiled a $4.5 million pilot program that will provide free immigration assistance to undocumented farmworkers involved in state labor investigations. The program, which will be administered jointly by the California Labor & Workforce Development Agency and the Department of Social Services, will include case review services, legal advice and…

Florida's Immigration Law FL 1718 has already had an impact on the state's economy. The law requires employers with 25 or more workers to use the Federal Everify system to ensure workers are documented and penalizes violators. Has damaged construction and farm industries.

The main message is that immigrants are a pillar to the united states and add tremendous value here to the state of florida. what youre looking at here is the collection of opponents to this law that goes into effect on sunday and opponents of this law, this proposed law, they call it racist saying it doesnt just target undocumented immigrant, but also those who knowingly help transport them into the state and offer them jobs under this law could face up to a $10,000 fine. youre looking at commu...

Florida's new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.

Months after Gov. Gavin Newsom promised rapid aid for undocumented victims of California's winter floods, eligible households could start seeing payments of up to $4,500.