Just because you’re an undocumented worker, that doesn’t mean you have no civil rights. That’s the message from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Mexican government.
EEOC offices in Dallas, Miami and New York have signed historic agreements with Mexican consulates with the goal of protecting and educating “all Mexicans about their employment rights of in the workplace, regardless of immigration status.” The agreements followed similar initiatives in cities including Birmingham, Ala.; Cleveland; Detroit; and New Orleans.
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