The Trump administration has modified the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9, replacing “noncitizen authorized to work” with “alien authorized to work.” This change aligns with statutory language and reinstates the term…
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Trump’s Immigration Enforcement Against Employees Has Been Gradual. That May Soon Change.
Immigration enforcement has intensified under the Trump administration, prompting legal experts to advise employers—especially in construction, hospitality, and agriculture—to prepare for increased Form I-9 audits and ICE raids. Small businesses have been targeted,…
Staying I-9 and E-Verify Compliant: Updates for Employers
USCIS released a new Form I-9 dated January 20, 2025, valid through May 31, 2027, with updates aligning with policy changes, including language revisions and an updated DHS Privacy Notice. Previous August 1, 2023, editions remain valid. Employers using electronic I-9s…
Immigration Policy Changes in 2025 Bring Updates for Employers to Consider
The 2025 U.S. immigration policy changes significantly impact both workers and employers. Key updates include stricter enforcement actions like ICE raids and Form I-9 audits, and the end of birthright citizenship for children of non permit holders. Temporary Protected…
Cisco’s 2025 Data Privacy Benchmark Study: Privacy Landscape Grows Increasingly Complex in the Age of AI
Cisco’s 2025 Data Privacy Benchmark Study reveals the evolving landscape of data privacy, with organizations balancing local data storage for security and reliance on global providers for expertise. Conducted across 12 countries, the study highlights the growing…
California Privacy Protection Agency Begins Investigative Sweep into Location Data Collection under CCPA
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has launched an investigation into companies’ collection of sensitive location data, including inquiries to advertising networks, mobile apps, and data brokers. The CPPA aims to ensure compliance with the…
Sensitive Data Protections Expand Under Sweeping New DOJ Rules
The U.S. Department of Justice will implement new regulations on April 8, 2025, to protect sensitive personal and government-related data from foreign adversaries. The rules limit data transactions with countries of concern, including China and Russia, aiming to…
Potential for Deepfake Audio, Video to Warp Reality is Building to Crisis Level
Persona’s Q1 2025 fraud insights highlight the growing threat of deepfakes, with financial losses from fraud projected to reach $40 billion by 2027. Generative AI tools like ByteDance’s OmniHuman are enabling realistic deepfakes, making defense strategies…
Key Findings from Oregon’s Consumer Privacy Act Report
Six months into Oregon’s Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA), the Attorney General reports strong consumer engagement and business compliance, but highlights issues with unclear privacy notices, hidden opt-out options, and denials of data deletion requests. The DOJ received…
Fake Job Seekers are Flooding U.S. Companies That are Hiring for Remote Positions, Tech CEOs Say
AI-driven job scams are rising, with fake candidates using deepfakes, stolen identities, and AI-generated resumes to land roles and infiltrate companies. By 2028, one in four job applicants may be fake, posing serious cybersecurity risks. U.S. firms have unknowingly…





