EMPLOYERS
As an employer, it is your duty to uphold the law.  Hiring of undocumented or
falsely documented workers is against the law.  As such,
you must insure
that your prospective hire has legal rights to work within the United States of
America.  This can be difficult a times to distinguish legal hires from illegal
hires. We hope to be able to aid you in making the right decisions and
upholding the law.
Verify the Documents
(10 forms of documentation foreign-born employees use to establish their
eligibility for U.S. Employment.)
Know the Laws
(The following is a summary of federal laws regarding the hiring and harboring of illegal
aliens. )

Definition of Employment:  Employment includes any service or labor performed for any
type of remuneration within the United States of America.  The only exception to this being
sporadic domestic service by individual in private home.  By this definition day laborers and  
other casual workers who are engaged in any compensated activity are hereby employees by
purposed immigration laws.

Definition of Employer:  Employer includes an agent or anyone acting directly or indirectly
for interest of the employer.  Employer means independent contractor.  Use of temporary
and short term contracts can not be used to circumvent employment authorization
verifications required by law.

A person (including a group of persons, business, organization or local
government) commits a federal felony when they:
  • Assist an illegal alien who they reasonably knows are in the country
    illegally, or who lack employment authorization, by transporting,
    sheltering, or assisting them to obtain employment.
  • Encourage the illegal alien to remain in the United States, by referring
    them to an employer, or by acting as an employer or agent for any
    employer in any way.
  • Knowingly assist legal aliens due to personal convictions.

It is unlawful to hire an alien, recruit an alien, or refer an alien for a fee, knowing
full well that alien is not authorized to work in the United States
(see 10
documentation sources above used to identify legality)
. It is equally unlawful to
continue the employment after knowing the alien is not authorized to work in the
United States.

It is unlawful to hire an individual in the United States for employment without
complying with the employment eligibility verification requirements.  This
involves and requires all employers to obtain, examine, and retain all I-9 forms
for not only every employee hired, but everyone being considered for hire.

Take the time to
Learn More, its your legal responsibility.
We ARE Watching.
Employers might
believe they slip
undetected through the
cracks, they don't!
Find out more about
who fails to put
Americans first.

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The Homeland Security
Department has
established a system to
 aid you with finding
legal employees.
It is up to you to put it
into use in your
company.

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