Nearly 1,000 illegal alien workers arrested across US since Trump’s inauguration

More than 1,000 illegal immigrant workers have been arrested without permission from employment since President Donald Trump opened on January 20, according to a statement issued by the implementation of American immigration and customs on Tuesday.

In addition to the arrest of the ice for unauthorized employees, the Directorate of Internal Security Investigations (HSI) is also working to hold companies accountable for their employment in the first place.

The Acting HSI director, Robert Hamer, said that the agency “summoned business records for about 1,200 companies” and “proposed nearly one million dollars in fines.” He also said this is the “highest arrest rate” in the agency’s history.

“The companies that exploit and employed illegal workers hurt the American public,” said Hamer. “Ice legal duties include protecting Americans and enforcing more than 400 migration laws, so there are two aspects of our work enforcement.”

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Ice and HSI movements are in line with the “American People’s Protection against the invasion”, which was signed on its first day in its position.

While the agencies have immediately started working on the location of the companies that destroy the law by employing illegal immigrants, efforts to enforce work have become more aggressive in the past two months.

Ice Detroit submitted a civil complaint that orders the seizure of 14 properties, seven bank accounts and 15 vehicles – worth millions of dollars – from the Chinese Money Laundering Organization on April 2.

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“The Ice and IRS criminal investigation department has investigated the case, as it claims that the Money Laundering Organization is running an employment company to supply illegal workers for a factory in Ohio and twist this illegal workforce,” said Ice Detroit, which was behaving at JARE MURPHEY.

President Donald Trump signed “the American people’s protection against the invasion” on his first day in his post. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images / Getty Images)

There were also recent operations at Louisiana, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, which resulted in 11 arrests, four arrests and 16 arrests, respectively.

Ice said: “For the intention of employing illegal foreigners is a crime, and the federal government will prosecute business owners who take advantage of foreign workers,” ICE said. “Checking the eligibility of work guarantees legal compliance and protects employers from possible consequences.”

File, Aug 7, 2019 – Cable workers are waiting for transportation to a treatment center after a raid by American immigration officials at the Koch Foods Factory in Morton, Mississippi. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis, File)

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The agency added that companies recruitment practices can be enhanced by 100 % of compliance with the employee’s eligibility laws through partnership with IMAGE, a HSI program that provides training in combating discrimination, fraudulent documents, forced work and children’s work.