ICE Raids, Audits and Subpoenas Are Back: Is Your Company Next?
Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 1:30 pm ET
Duration: 90 minutes
Speaker: Bruce E. Buchanan
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Webinar Description
In this 90-minute webinar, immigration attorney Bruce Buchanan, co-author of the newly released I-9 and E-Verify Handbook, and immigration compliance blogger on Twitter at @buchananvisalaw, will look at current Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies and practices. ICE has ramped up its attacks on employers. Have you read about the ICE raids in Mississippi where 680 workers were detained by ICE due to their unlawful status? Can your business survive that? Will management go to prison? Yes, just ask the owner of a raided slaughterhouse.
Were you one of the unlucky 3,000 employers who have received an ICE subpoena/Notice of Inspection? Hope you weren’t but your company may be next. And these audits are of businesses, small, medium, and large. In the last year, Mr. Buchanan has represented the following industries in ICE audits: restaurants, both small and franchises, construction, industrial, car dealerships, and food processing.
Mr. Buchanan will teach employers what to do now before an ICE raid or ICE inspection – require all employees to complete an I-9 form with proof of work-authorized status, conduct an internal I-9 audit, and draft and follow an effective Immigration Compliance Policy for your organization. Finally, Mr. Buchanan will discuss what happens in an ICE raid and/or ICE audit and how an employer should respond.
Agenda
- ICE Raids are Back
- Raids in Tennessee and Ohio
- Why are ICE Raids back after a 10-year Absence?
- Impact of Increased ICE I-9 Inspections and Higher Penalties on Employers
- 5-fold Increase in ICE I-9 Inspections in FY 2018
- ICE’s goal of Tripling of ICE Audits/Inspections from 2018 levels
- Doubling of Minimum/Maximum of I-9 Penalties
- Anatomy of ICE I-9 Inspection
- Delivery of Notice of Inspection/Subpoena
- HR and Your Immigration Attorney Review I-9 Forms
- Provide I-9 forms and Other Documents to ICE
- After ICE Analysis, ICE will Issue Various Notices
- If Employer Receives Notice of Intent to Fine, How to Contest
- Internal I-9 Audit
- Importance of internal self-audits
- How to conduct a self-audit
- How to Correct I-9 Errors
- How to correct the errors on the I-9 form;
- Who Corrects Section 1 Errors
- Who Corrects Section 2 Errors
- Immigration Compliance Policy
- Importance of an Immigration Compliance Policy.
- Key terms that should be in your Immigration Compliance Policy
- Importance of an Immigration Compliance Policy.
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