Apple has been accused of providing opportunities to illegal immigrants but not accepting green card holders for certain jobs. The U.S. Department of Justice has fined the company $2.5 million. Apple recently reported this information.

News Reuters and Banika Bata. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the PERM program exists to be permanent in the United States. However, Apple did not publish the recruitment notice. It's not even known if those who work here would be protected by PERM. Additionally, Apple accepts paper applications from applicants.

The company usually accepts application forms online. Your hiring practices violate federal civil discrimination laws. The fine imposed on Apple as part of a settlement of complaints is the largest to date, according to the US company. Civil penalty of Rs 67 lakh and payment of Rs 10 million to affected workers.

Apple officials said in a statement that the leak was unintentional. The company continues to employ U.S. citizens and is committed to implementing a robust recovery plan in accordance with guidance from various government agencies.

Foreign workers are cheaper than hiring American workers. Additionally, immigrants who receive green card sponsorship are dependent on their employer. Presumably, they are unlikely to accept another job.