Labor Groups Sue Trump Admin Over Monitoring of Immigrant Workers on Social Media Platforms
A group of labor unions is suing the Trump administration over its social media surveillance of noncitizens, including those who hold visas and are living in the US legally. The lawsuit aims to stop this practice and protect the privacy rights of immigrants.
A group of labor unions has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that it is improperly surveilling non-citizens through social media monitoring, including visa holders and those living in the country legally. The lawsuit seeks to stop this practice, which the unions claim is a threat to their members' privacy and livelihoods. The Trump administration had been using social media platforms to track and monitor individuals with immigration-related keywords, sparking concerns about civil liberties and workplace safety. The lawsuit is part of ongoing efforts to hold the administration accountable for its handling of immigration issues.
