IA - Mollie Tibbetts, 20, Poweshiek County, 19 Jul 2018 *Arrest* #43

[Jaclin]

I don't believe it is discriminatory to question it. I do believe it is discriminatory to deny CR the job based on his race. Obviously, they hired him.

I don't think it should ever be a violation to question something that doesn't look right. Obviously, the applicant might feel harassed and discriminated against if he is being verbally questioned at every interview about the sound of his name and outright denied jobs based on the sound of his name. Of course you would want to interview them the same as everyone else and give them the benefit of the doubt, but before officially hiring them it may be prudent to use a more reputable service to check their ID or even run it through a 2nd service for peace of mind. All the applicant needs to know is that he has to pass a background check same as everyone else. That you used a cheaper service for your nephew whose background you already know, the applicant need not know. No harm. No foul. Honest worker gets a job. Disaster averted with dishonest worker.

 

[KaaBoom]

A person who has held H-2A nonimmigrant status for a total of 3 years must depart and remain outside the United States for an uninterrupted period of 3 months before seeking readmission as an H-2A nonimmigrant.

Additionally, previous time spent in other H or L classifications counts toward total H-2A time.

H-2A Temporary Agricultural Workers

It's still temporary work. Farmers need permanent workers, and workers need permanent work. So it's not a solution. From that link:

The H-2A program allows U.S. employers or U.S. agents who meet specific regulatory requirements to bring foreign nationals to the United States to fill temporary agricultural jobs.

 

[kpm]

She was not skeletonized when she was found, and if she was wearing clothing they should still have been on her - just like Laci Peterson who rolled around at the bottom of a shipping channel for 4 months. She was still wearing clothing.

Right, IMO, if she was found clothed the warrant would say the fully clothed body or the body was found intact

 

[Jaclin]

It's even easier than all that.

And it's against federal law for a potential employer to ask a person their ethnicity or their immigration status.

I won't argue about ethnicity. That shouldn't matter. Don't they have to show docs that prove their right to work? Those documents prove their status more or less, provided they aren't forged or stolen. I would do a 2nd interview asking about things that came back on their background check. I would want to make sure that what they say about their history matches the report I received.

 

[pamelado2]

Where is

The house is in IM’s name

• Cristhian Rivera was living in a 30ft trailer on a secluded Iowa farm less than four miles from where he allegedly abducted Mollie Tibbetts

• The 24-year-old accused killer was living there with a group of migrants who worked for Yarrabee Farms

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  • Public records also link Rivera's girlfriend and mother of his child, Iris Monarrez to the property

Public records also link Rivera's girlfriend Iris Monarrez to the $100,000 house which sits on 39 acres of farmland and is a six-minute drive from the spot along 385th Avenue where Rivera allegedly dragged Mollie into his car.


The trailer on Iowa farm where Mollie Tibbetts's 'killer' lived | Daily Mail Online

Where is the information that the house or trailer are in IM's name? That is owned by the dairy farm.

 

[kpm]

Where is


Where is the information that the house or trailer are in IM's name? That is owned by the dairy farm.

Are you asking me or questioning the article?

It’s written in the article quoted

 

[KaaBoom]

If E-Verify is used, it cross checks with the SS death index.

Yeah, but the people who hire illegal immigrants don't use E-Verify. As this case proves, even when they say they do.

 

[pamelado2]

Are you asking me or questioning the article?

It’s written in the article quoted

I saw the article saying she was associated with the property not that it's in her name

 

[kpm]

I saw the article saying she was assassinated with the property not that it's in her name.

I just copied and pasted from the article, those are not my words

 

[pamelado2]

I just copied and pasted from the article, those are not my words

I'm taking about the first line from your post.
"The house is in IM's name"

 

[Jaclin]

I read an article that said the feds are considering requiring Social Security to notify the valid owner every time the number is used for employment purposes. Maybe I'm wrong and it is Congress that is considering making such notification a law.

they should definitely do this. it can't hurt.

 

[kpm]

I'm taking about the first line from your post.
"The house is in IM's name"

Oh, I didn’t mean for that to be there, I can’t go back and edit it out now so mods can remove or snip it out if they choose to

These posts get screwed up of you don’t finish your post, hit back space and then go back to write again without checking to see if it’s all clear.

 

[JenniD]

When LE first went to the farm to interview CR, I wonder what name he gave them. If he did not give them his real name, it didn't take them long to figure out who he really is.

I am confused on where LE approached CR. I thought he was contacted at the farm but then read something today that made it sound like he was apprehended in Tama county. Did LE approach him twice or did I misunderstand

 

[MyBelle]

It's not BS. If you think that 84,000 US citizens are going to move to Iowa to live in a derelict trailer in the middle of a farm field, to milk cows for minimum wage, I've got a bridge somewhere to sell you.

Don't machines do the milking? There are plenty of family-owned dairies who have no problem hiring American farm workers and paying them a decent wage and benefits.

 

[MyBelle]

Yeah, but the people who hire illegal immigrants don't use E-Verify. As this case proves, even when they say they do.

I predict that will change in Iowa and it will become mandatory.

 

[KaaBoom]

Don't machines do the milking? There are plenty of family-owned dairies who have no problem hiring American farm workers and paying them a decent wage and benefits.

I don't even know if he was doing the milking. The farmer has crops too. They do not pay decent wages. But even if they did, it's very difficult work that most people would not want to do, unless the wages were really, really great.

 

[kpm]

I don't even know if he was doing the milking. The farmer has crops too. They do not pay decent wages. But even if they did, it's very difficult work that most people would not want to do, unless the wages were really, really great.

I think I read he did milking and pretty low level work

 

[Jealoushe]

Question.

The boss said he couldn’t question it because of discrimination issues. But what rights does an illegal worker have in that sense? Can they truly sue in the USA a potential employer, when they are trying to commit a crime? Like being hired under a fake name?

I don’t see how that is even an issue.

 

[Jealoushe]

I think I read he did milking and pretty low level work

No farm work is low level work Everyone is equal on the farm.

 

[kpm]

No farm work is low level work Everyone is equal on the farm.

I didn’t know how to phrase it, lol