ExxonMobil Baytown Olefins plant in Baytown, near Houston. (Credit: michelmond/Shutterstock.com) DACA Recipient Tells Appeals Court His Rescinded ExxonMobil Internship Was Discrimination
The DACA recipient's attorney argued workplace protections for those like his client should be viewed through the lens of a 2020 Supreme Court decision which extended similar protections to LGBTQ Americans.
October 28, 2022 at 02:58 PM
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Civil Appeals
An appeals panel seemed unlikely to expand workplace protections to DACA recipients Friday morning after ExxonMobil terminated a beneficiary of the program for his lack of a permanent right to work in America.
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