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Brad Sigal of the Minnesota Immigration Rights Action Committeee (MIRAC) says his group confirmed that more than a dozen workers at the Chipotle store on Grand Avenue in St. Paul were let go, along with nearly dozen more at a Richfield Chipotle. He also heard from fired employees at locations in downtown Minneapolis (Skyway and Seven Corners), Golden Valley, Coon Rapids, Stillwater and Hudson, Wis.
Sigal says he suspects it’s the result of a federal immigration audit.
“It is an I-9 audit,” said Sigal. “They check the paperwork and fire anyone who can’t immediately prove they have the right to work. An action like this on a mass scale before the holidays is not consistent with the image they have cultivated.”
Merry Christmas and enjoy your long haul back to MeyHeeCo
Yeah poor widdle illegals got their Christmas ruined - too bad, so sad.
Shame there's no mention of an ICE follow up on the sacked employees that couldn't provide valid proof of legal status. So far the story is just a chain of outlets doing a CYA after an immigration audit.
Imediately? I had to do the I-9. I was given over a month to produce the required documents. 45 days as a matter of fact.
Those who couldn't most likely couldn't because they were illegals. The system is working..
What is the image? That we are soft on illegals or their employers or both?
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