Every so often part of the federal government does the right thing in an immigration-related case and it should be reported along with its massive failures (e.g., the southern border).
A U.S. Department of Labor appellate board has ordered the department to certify a company's application to sponsor a foreign Japanese-speaking marketing consultant, saying the company was not required to consider two U.S. applicants who could not speak Japanese.
The U.S. Department of Labor appeals board upheld an official's refusal to let a Massachusetts landscaper temporarily hire 20 migrant workers, saying the company failed to properly submit the job opportunity to a state workforce agency for vetting.
A Maryland landscaping company skipped "one of the most fundamental steps" in seeking permission to hire H-2B guest workers when it failed to file a job order with the state workforce agency, the Board of Alien Labor Certification Appeals ruled Tuesday.