flyingmaniac
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Never screw with someone that has access to better connections and has more money that you do. You'll lose every time.:dunno:
So, cigarettes don't cause cancer?
Never screw with someone that has access to better connections and has more money that you do. You'll lose every time.:dunno:
What sort of preparation is required? Are they going to charge him with "failing to report an Auslander"? What's wrong with "yeah, I knew about it, but I didn't want to get fired. Then I got fired."?
Wasn't there some news article a few months back about watch-list placeholders or known terrorists holding pilot certs? I think some news org or database company ran a comparison, IIRC. If the feds can't find them using their own database, I don't hold out much hope for them finding anyone NOT actively trying to destroy the US.I would agree with the above post. I mean if they are signing people off for checkrides than their names are being put through the FAA database because the FAA keeps tracks who signs off who. I'm pretty sure the FAA would catch on that these are illegal workers. I could be wrong though.
If you did tell the Feds, and you ended up being wrong, the company could always slap you with liable, slander, and malicious or false prosecution.
Never screw with someone that has access to better connections and has more money that you do. You'll lose every time.:dunno:
It makes the case look more like sour grapes if you're going after them after the fact. Thats why its best if he has his facts and doesn't go off half-assed to the authorities, with rumor and innuendo as some are implying he does, rather than with fact and reasonable documentation. If he doesn't, he might be opening himself up for a civil suit from them.
Report 'em. Let's take you out of this for a second. I know it's hard to do, but let's do that.
What is this employer doing? Well, by illegally hiring people who are here on student visas so they can save money on wages, they get an unfair advantage on legitimate businesses.
Sour grapes or not, if there is illegal hiring practices going on at this place, ICE is not going to avoid taking action simply because the information came from a disgruntled employee.
I agree that it would be helpful if he can gather as much information as possible. However, it's ICE's job to form a case and investigate formally. Not his.
You sure about that? I wouldn't be.
To avoid wasting ICEs time, you have to go to them (us) with something more than an accusation from a former employee.
You mean that if I call ICE about a suspected undocumented worker at the Subway on E. Bell Road here in N. Scottsdale, you're not going to land a Huey in the parking lot with an extraction team? WhhHAaAAaaaaaaaat?!?!![]()
You sure about that? I wouldn't be.
To avoid wasting ICEs time, you have to go to them (us) with something more than an accusation from a former employee.
No, I'm not sure about it. But, if the information is accurate, disgruntled or not, what then? If the company is engaged in illegal activity, wouldn't that matter?
How much investigating does the person need to do before ICE will take on the case? What kind of proof do they need?
Dangutt!
I was hoping to use that old orange smoke can in my garage to prep a dust-off zone for you guys!
"Zone's clear, Homer, light small arms fire, cleared in! Wait, let him finish wrapping my sandwich first, ok, cleared in! cleared in hot!"
We're talking about a flight school here, not a fortune 500 company. Most flight schools can barely afford to pay the bills, much less have an attorney on retainer.
Oh, and those of us in NeOhio know very well of one local school that has lawyers on retainer, and will sue basically anyone, anytime.