Hi Steve,

Actually, their lawyer is a clever dude. He never said he had personal knowledge of their status. He's simply reciting what he was told by his clients and/or their relatives. That's his job.

If it turns out that his clients were mistaken, oh well....


....Todd their immigration lawyer is a very skilled immigration rights advocate. Today he supposedly told Newsweek that they have "valid status" and "work documents." But Newsweek didn't actually quote him verbatim in the report I read online.

If the docs are in their lockers, at work, why didn't the employer immediately give their lawyer access to their lockers to get the docs for them? The owner of the business isn't talking. At all.

I'm guessing that they were all working off the books for cash and there are no I-9s. Even if their lockers are impregnable (obviously the employer could access the lockers) because they're made of adamantium or something, the employer HAS TO HAVE their I-9s. Except if there are no I-9s.