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Starbucks violated immigration law. They should be prosecuted. It's against the immigration law to hire illegal aliens.My understanding, if you reported and they got picked it's $750 per person.Someone posted it on this platform. That's how he got paid.I'm not sure that's true.On the other hand she did what she had to do.Starbucks should know better.Other companies are snake they hired for low snd beyond minumum wage.They take advantage of hiring illegal aliens for lower pay a lot pay cash that I know of.I'm not sure how Starbucks employing process that illegal us now om their list of hiring.🚨Woman claims she was fired by Starbucks after reporting coworkers who were illegal aliens. In the caption, she says:“I got fired, but I'm happy. I didn't hear about it on social media or the news. I was there, working my shift, when ICE showed i saw coworkers panic the moment they realized what was happening. Hand shaking. Eyes glued to the floor. Everybody knew what was going on but no one wanted to say it out loud. I did. I told ICE agents who the real illegal aliens were inside the store. I didn’t lie. I didn't exaggerate. I told the truth about what Starbucks already knew and chose to ignore.I wasn't trying to cause a scene. I wasn't trying to be a hero. I believed laws exist for a reason, and I believed honesty mattered. Later that same day, my Starbucks manager called me into the office and said I had violated policy and that the situation would be "looked into." No explanation. No discussion. Just corporate language. A few days later, after years of loyalty, I was fired. Not because I broke the law. Not because I lied. But because I spoke up.Starbucks didn't fire me to protect workers. They fired me to protect themselves."