DOJ Refines Form for Immigration Employment Gripes
Published Date: 6/5/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Justice wants to keep using and update a form that helps people report unfair job treatment related to immigration. This affects workers who think they’ve been treated unfairly because of their immigration status. They’re asking for approval to continue collecting this info, with no new costs or big changes, so the form stays easy to use and available.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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EOIR-58 complaint form continued
You can keep using the Department of Justice’s Unfair Immigration-Related Employment Practices Complaint Form (Form EOIR-58) to report job treatment you believe was unfair because of your immigration status. The DOJ is asking the Office of Management and Budget to approve continued use and an update to the form and says there are no new costs or big changes so the form stays easy to use and available.
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