Nikita talks about Cornell's app for illegal immigrants

Sterling Beard
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  • The Workers Institute at Cornell University has been assisting with the development of a mobile app intended to help day laborers--many of them illegal immigrants--report "wage theft" and register workplace complaints.
  • A preliminary version of the app was launched in November, but developers plan to make changes and improvements after the pilot program ends this fall.

Campus Reform's Nikita Vladimirov recently joined CBN's Gary Lane to discuss an app developed at Cornell University which aids illegal immigrant day laborers in combating "wage theft."

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Sterling Beard is Campus Reform's Director of Journalism Training. Prior to joining Campus Reform, he spent time as an editorial associate for National Review Online and as a staff writer at The Hill, where he served as the Intercollegiate Studies Institute's Lyn Nofziger Fellow and regularly appeared across the country on Fox News Radio to provide analysis of current events. In 2017, Sterling was named to The Chronicle of Higher Education's Influence List, one of nine people who "affected federal policy, campus culture, and the national conversation about education in 2017 — and who are likely to remain influential in the year ahead."

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