Protecting Your Dealership from ICE Inspections
Marcia Jackson, partner at Wick Phillips, provides guidance on how dealers can safeguard their business by maintaining compliance and preparation for unexpected ICE visits.
Federal agents arriving unannounced can cause significant distress for dealerships. On CBT NOW, Marcia Jackson, a Labor & Employment law specialist, discusses the essential information dealers need to know in such situations and the proactive measures they can take to remain compliant.
With the current administration's focus on immigration policy, business owners and employees are increasingly concerned about potential ICE conflicts. Jackson points out that these issues are not new, as employers often receive notification letters from the U.S. Social Security Administration when an employee's provided Social Security number does not match the one on file.
Employers often receive a notification letter from the U.S. Social Security Administration when an employee provides a Social Security number that doesn’t match what’s on file.
Author's summary: Marcia Jackson advises dealerships on compliance and preparation for ICE inspections.
- Remain compliant with immigration policies
- Be prepared for unexpected ICE visits
- Take proactive steps to avoid conflicts
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