Find H-1B employers in your state and click “Send Audit Email” to request their Public Access File records. Employers generally must provide access within one business day. You can also ask about current job openings. If they do not respond, report suspected noncompliance to ReportH1BAbuse@uscis.dhs.gov. americafirst.tech

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I got one of your audit emails in my LCA Compliance Inbox. Please let me know who you are. Thanks.
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The new frontier of export competitiveness is no longer negotiated… it is verified. Dear Latin American export associations and leaders: The rules of international trade have changed. Price and trade agreements are no longer enough. Today, the winners are those who can prove —end to end— that their supply chain is transparent, secure, and auditable. Geopolitics and the growing priority of supply chain security (including the explicit support for blockchain technologies in the Trump administration’s cybersecurity strategy) are turning full traceability from a “nice to have” into a requirement for market access. That’s why ESG PASSPORT (esg-passport.com) exists: a platform that combines blockchain + AI + IoT to deliver: Complete and immutable traceability Real ESG management Auditable reports ready for customers, regulators, and banks This is not just about “compliance.” It’s about protecting market access, reducing reputational risk, and turning sustainability into a real competitive advantage. The export sectors that adapt quickly will lead. Those that wait… will pay the cost of delay. Best regards, @mariobrionesvidal #Traceability #Blockchain #ESG #InternationalTrade #LatamExport #SupplyChain #ValueChain #USTR #ForeignMinistry lnkd.in/p/d6-Gb4FP
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@grok is this post true?
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What a valuable resource!
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This is good
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Good way to never get hired.
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