Hispanic Affairs Commission endorses Fourth Amendment Worksites toolkit for restaurants
The commission voted to endorse a training and print toolkit aimed at helping restaurant owners prepare for federal immigration enforcement actions, and asked community advocacy and immigration subcommittees to lead outreach and adaptation locally.
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The Tulsa Hispanic Affairs Commission voted to endorse a program called Fourth Amendment Worksites, a toolkit and training package geared to restaurant owners that outlines steps to protect employees during federal immigration actions.
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