Once in the country, illegal immigrants tend to take on low skilled jobs. They may bring with them certain skills but they usually lack the country’s language. Work regulations tend to prohibit employers from hiring illegal immigrants, but this does not deter some. By law employers are required to pay employees minimum wage but because they are illegal immigrants employers sometimes pay them less than minimum wage. Penalties exist for employers who hire illegal immigrants but they are not always enforced. However, this has started to change in countries like the United States. Companies have found themselves facing harsh penalties and getting negative publicity for hiring illegal workers. Ex...

Once in the country, illegal immigrants tend to take on low skilled jobs. They may bring with them certain skills but they usually lack the country’s language. Work regulations tend to prohibit employers from hiring illegal immigrants, but this does not deter some. By law employers are required to pay employees minimum wage but because they are illegal immigrants employers sometimes pay them less than minimum wage. Penalties exist for employers who hire illegal immigrants but they are not always enforced. However, this has started to change in countries like the United States. Companies have found themselves facing harsh penalties and getting negative publicity for hiring illegal workers. Examples of jobs that illegal immigrants usually end up doing are restaurants, hospitality, construction, prostitution, agriculture and domestic service. Some argue that illegal immigrants tend to take on the jobs that residents or citizens refuse while others argue that they take away jobs in general.

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