.@AGToddBlanche on fighting Visa fraud and protecting American workers: "This announcement today should send and does…

Department of Justice on X official account2026-10-08

.@AGToddBlanche on fighting Visa fraud and protecting American workers: "This announcement today should send and does send a strong signal to every single employer in the United States that the Trump Administration will not tolerate discrimination against American workers. For too long employers have engaged in tactics to protect, and some cases prefer, foreign workers for all types of job opportunities."

Posted on X 2026-10-08 by @TheJusticeDept · View on X →

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So this announcement today should send and does send a strong signal to every single employer in the United States that the Trump administration will not tolerate discrimination against American workers. For too long, employers have engaged in tactics, as you've just heard from the vice president and secretary Sonderling, to protect and in some cases prefer foreign workers for all types of job opportunities. These practices have shut American workers out of the economy These practices have. of their own country and have made it more difficult for both recent college graduates and also experienced workers to get a fair shake at the employment market and a fair wage, but no longer. I want to thank the Department of Justice, the folks that work in the Civil Rights Division, and the Department of Labor and their IG's office. You're going to hear from the G's office, you're going to hear from the inspector general in a moment, and also the other members of the task force that have worked so hard over the past several months to get where we are today. Inspector General in a moment and also And just let me make clear, if it's not clear, that the Department of Justice, my department, is actively investigating companies that do this, that favor foreign workers over the American people. have spoken loud and clear. If a company, even including Microsoft, Adobe, or any other, discriminates against an American worker in favor of someone on the... other side of the world, that company has violated the trust of the federal government and the American people and will be investigated. This issue has affected Americans across generations, but it's especially important to young people with a lot of talent who can't find a job because their potential employer may be engaging in these sort of improper and nefarious practices. various practices. I want to thank the Vice President and Secretary Sonderling for the I want to thank the vice president and secretary. leadership on this issue. It's an honor to be a part of the administration that takes this issue seriously. The issue of foreign labor favoritism is something that nobody should ignore. And we at the Department of Justice will continue to do our part to make sure that doesn't happen. Thank you very much. I'll now turn it over.

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.@AGToddBlanche on fighting Visa fraud and protecting American workers: "This announcement today should send and does send a strong signal to every single employer in the United States that the Trump Administration will not tolerate discrimination against American workers. For too long employers have engaged in tactics to protect, and some cases prefer, foreign workers for all types of job opportunities."

So this announcement today should send and does send a strong signal to every single employer in the United States that the Trump administration will not tolerate discrimination against American workers. For too long, employers have engaged in tactics, as you've just heard from the vice president and secretary Sonderling, to protect and in some cases prefer foreign workers for all types of job opportunities. These practices have shut American workers out of the economy These practices have. of their own country and have made it more difficult for both recent college graduates and also experienced workers to get a fair shake at the employment market and a fair wage, but no longer. I want to thank the Department of Justice, the folks that work in the Civil Rights Division, and the Department of Labor and their IG's office. You're going to hear from the G's office, you're going to hear from the inspector general in a moment, and also the other members of the task force that have worked so hard over the past several months to get where we are today. Inspector General in a moment and also And just let me make clear, if it's not clear, that the Department of Justice, my department, is actively investigating companies that do this, that favor foreign workers over the American people. have spoken loud and clear. If a company, even including Microsoft, Adobe, or any other, discriminates against an American worker in favor of someone on the... other side of the world, that company has violated the trust of the federal government and the American people and will be investigated. This issue has affected Americans across generations, but it's especially important to young people with a lot of talent who can't find a job because their potential employer may be engaging in these sort of improper and nefarious practices. various practices. I want to thank the Vice President and Secretary Sonderling for the I want to thank the vice president and secretary. leadership on this issue. It's an honor to be a part of the administration that takes this issue seriously. The issue of foreign labor favoritism is something that nobody should ignore. And we at the Department of Justice will continue to do our part to make sure that doesn't happen. Thank you very much. I'll now turn it over.

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