Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) 866-347-2423 1-866-DHS-2ICE Visit ICE Website. Contact ICE Field Offices. Contact ICE to report illegal aliens, employers that hire illegal labor, smugglers, document fraud, and other crimes by illegal aliens. Bilingual services are offered. Confidential reporting is allowed. ICE operates under the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Operator Number: 202-282-8000 Comment Line: 202-282-8495 Visit DHS Website. Send DHS a message online. The Department of Homeland Security encourages citizens to contact their local law enforcement and local FBI office first especially if the matter involves personal safety. You can contact DHS to provide information and reports about suspected terrorist activity or crimes related to terrorism.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) 202-324-3000 Visit FBI Website. Locate FBI field offices. Submit a tip to the FBI online. The FBI investigates many crimes related to illegal immigration such as fraud, governmental fraud, insurance fraud, money laundering, terrorism, public corruption, healthcare fraud, identity theft and financial institution fraud as well as terrorism.
United States Department of Justice USDOJ Report trafficking crimes or get help by calling the toll-free hotline 888-428-7581 (voice and TTY) Para registrar su queja o obtener ayuda, llame gratis a 888-428-7581 (linea directa y de TTY para personas con incapacidad auditiva) Exploitation Task Force Complaint Line at 888-428-7581 (voice and TTY). Laws provide options for trafficking victims regardless of immigration status. Operators have access to interpreters and can talk with callers in their own language. The service is offered on weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM EST. After these hours, information is available on tape in English, Spanish, Russian, and Mandarin.
Social Security Administration (SSA) Main Number: 800-772-1213 Visit SSA website. How to report fraud. SSA needs to know when people are selling and using fraudulent Social Security numbers and cards and abusing Medicare and Medicaid. They are interested in abuse involving their employees, crime rings, and terrorists.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Fraud Line: 800-829-0433 How to report criminal activity with the IRS. While the IRS has the task of making sure we pay the extensive bill for illegal immigration, they can also be an asset to your efforts. Please report employers that hire illegal labor and use illegal alien day laborers to the IRS.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) 4200 Wilson Blvd
Suite 800 Arlington
VA 22203-1838 National Office: 703-276-0100 Visit the BBB website. Find your local BBB chapter. The Better Business Bureau handles complaints about businesses that want to stay in good standing with the community. Issues relating to the employment of illegal labor, identity theft problems, and other business issues should be reported to national and local BBB offices. A business that intentionally hires illegals is not a good neighbor.
Local and State Law Enforcement Contact information for your local and state law enforcement agencies should be listed in your local phone book. These agencies understand the local crime patterns and can provide great assistance to you. These agencies should be encouraged to do as much as they can to make sure illegal aliens that are arrested for crimes are then processed by ICE. Cracking down on illegal immigration reduces crime rates in areas where local police have taken action. These websites might help you in your search. Visit Copseek law enforcement directory. Visit CrimeSpider law enforcement resource.
State Revenue Departments These are usually more active than the IRS is in investigating reports of employers hiring illegal immigrants off the books, and paying cash, etc. Call or email a complaint against construction and lawn care companies, etc.
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Breaking the laws real Americans won’t break.
Deal with it. The cotton industry survived the end of slavery.
We ALL should report the whining lying farmers.
Those whiners can bring in as many LEGAL immigrants as they want to do the ag work and get the LEGAL visas renewed several times.
yes let’s all report them on Monday.
What do you think?
“This is our life,” Reinhart said. “It’s who we are and what we do. The dairy mentality is deep in my soul. Everything David and I have is tied up in this land.”
That’s nice but this country shouldn’t subsidize your lifestyle and business needs i.e. slave labor by rewarding illegals and letting rapists and murderers get in.
Any comments on this? Why that high?
E-Verify alone will just chase the businesses back to Canada. This has to be accompanied by a reduction in benefits for those who choose not to work but could take these jobs, thus lowering American wages to the point where they can be competitive.
No! Its because illegals are willing to work for pay that is below the mandated minimum wage! If the US did away with the minimum wage, there would be US citizens willing to work for that amount (although in the US, people who refuse to work receive more in benefits from the US government than they could receive from working!)
The standard intro into every "media" sob story. We know this isn't really about the farmers, it's about allowing illegal aliens to come into this country, get illegal voting cards and vote Democrat.
Fine, shut them down immediately. If they cannot or will not follow the law then what other laws are they violating?
In the food industry there should be zero tolerance for this kind of ignorance.
A computer program? That’s weird. I would have thought that rising fuel and energy costs would kill the industry first. Of course, even if the farmers did whine about that, the lowlifes in the state run “media” wouldn’t report it.
That number is complete rubbish.
Take out the owners, herd managers and the farm support people who aren't on the farm every day: Milk Inspectors, DHIA Technicians, Holstein Classifiers, Milk Haulers and vets. And then the number (unless you're on an Amish Farm) is 99.9%.
That is correct. The daily hired labor on dairy farms in the US not part of management in almost 100%. NONE of them are "believed" by anyone to be undocumented. ALL are known to be illegals.
“If E-Verify passes, it will kill the dairy industry in Wisconsin,” Reinhart said. “I’m scared to death.”
Perhaps the dairy industry in Wisconsin “needs killin”
Or needs to adapt.
This country has to stop illegal immigration. Companies that employ illegals are putting Americans out of work. Half of illegals are on some form of welfare and many are in jail for other crimes and their kids are in public school.
The taxpayers cannot afford this. Hey Dairy Farmer, how about YOU pay for their school, welfare and everything and see if you want to keep them then??
Think of the benefits these types of farmers and dairy farmers bring to their communities by hiring illegals.
The community benefits by:
Higher crime
Uninsured/unlicensed drivers
Good decent neighborhoods become blighted
English language becomes second to Spanish
Taxes go up to pay the school system for bilingual education
Parking lots become eyesores due to pampers on the lot
Any shred of manners and Social rules disappear
You have the privilege of watching them get free groceries
while you get to pay for both yours and theirs.
And the best part is.........they refuse to assimilate into our society and bring their corrupt and socially unacceptable Mexican customs into your neighborhood.
I know, last night I had to call the cops twice to end a Mexican party next door, complete with DJ, blasting Spanish music all over the neighborhood at 10pm while the “guests” (animals is what I call them) parked across my driveway (and other neighbors) with no regard as to what private property is nor any thought of privacy for myself and my other neighbors.
Yep! We need more illegals here so they can get their citizenship through the efforts of both the Dem and Rep parties so they can vote Democrat next time around.
If four in ten dairy farm workers are immigrants, then six in ten are native born Americans. That stat does not exactly support the notion elsewhere in the article that they can't find citizens to do the work, or that citizens won't do such work and want too many benefits.
We're seeing a flurry of articles lately telling us how wonderful immigrants are and how indispensable they are. (At least the ones who haven't already returned to Mexico to enter that 'superior' job market). Lots of dairy farm waste products being flung around this issue recently. Look for more amnesty and Dream Act pushes, at least so the Dims can pander for Latino votes before November 2012.
So, this 'problem' is fairly new, only eleven years old for this farm. Or maybe what really happened eleven years ago is that, with little or no immigration law enforcement from the Slick Willie and W administrations, more and more illegals began to enter and spread around the US. I know the illegal population is fairly recent in Wisconsin and many other states.
So much BS surrounds the immigration issue that little can be believed in the MSM. Just as likely, eleven years ago illegals began showing up in Wisconsin willing to work below prevailing pay, and they gradually took the jobs of more and more citizen farm workers.
However, there's another issue. Each individual farmer probably needs only a few workers. Handling the e-verify system would probably run his costs up. There might well be a market for labor contractors who would do the e-verify thing and certify workers to farmers. That would ease the burden on the farmer, and make the process more efficient. It would also make it easier for the Feds to police the system.
So farmer is trying to make his employment problem the tax payers problem. How much sense does it make to say my business can only make me money, if I may continue to use illegal workers ?