Iniciando nuestra discusión comunitaria sobre las recientes acciones de inmigración, los esfuerzos para combatir el robo de salario y para preservar viviendas asequibles y más.
#WageTheft is when employers refuse to pay employees what they're rightfully owed—and it is illegal.
I’ve brought several suits to stand up for workers and hold unscrupulous employers accountable.
El robo de salario es cuando los empleadores se niegan a pagar a los empleados lo que se les debe y es ilegal.
Nuestra oficinia ha presentado varias demandas para defender a los trabajadores y responsabilizar a los empleadores.
#DC workers can learn about their rights to fair wages, overtime pay, and sick leave with our free resources: oag.dc.gov/wagerights
Tenemos recursos gratuitos para los trabajadores de #DC pueden que quieren conocer sus derechos a salarios justos, pago por horas extra y licencia por enfermedad: oag.dc.gov/workers-rights…
OAG regularly takes action to protect immigrants, regardless of their status, from the worst of the Trump Administration’s policies.
AG Racine has sued to stop the administration from deporting thousands of Dreamers and TPS holders.
Nuestra oficina toma medidas regularmente para proteger a los inmigrantes de lo peor de las políticas de del Presidente Trump.
Yo he tomado acción legal para impedir que esta Administración deporte a miles de Dreamers y borre las protecciones de TPS.
DC values all of its residents and we will work to ensure they are protected.
En D.C. valoramos a todos nuestros residentes y seguimos trabajando para protegerlos.
Conozca sus derechos si se encuentra frente a #ICE:
If you believe your landlord is not making needed repairs or your health and safety is in danger, you can request a @dcra inspection by calling (202) 442-4400.
Si cree que el dueño de su propiedad no está haciendo las reparaciones necesarias o que su salud y seguridad están en peligro, puede solicitar una inspección de @dcra llamando al (202) 442-4400.
BREAKING: My office is suing Commanders owner Dan Snyder, the Commanders, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, and the NFL for colluding to deceive District residents—the heart of the Commanders’ fanbase—about an investigation into toxic workplace culture.
After public reporting revealed that sexual misconduct, harassment, and misogyny ran rampant for decades at the team, the defendants promised DC residents that the league was going to fix this toxic culture, including by fully cooperating with an independent investigation.
That was all a lie.
Instead, the NFL turned a blind eye to Snyder’s extensive efforts to silence or intimidate witnesses, and the NFL and Commanders entered into a secret agreement that gave Snyder power to veto the release of any results.
NEW: Today, we’re suing Michael Saylor - a billionaire tech executive who has lived in the District for more than a decade but has never paid any DC income taxes - for tax fraud.
We’re also suing his company, MicroStrategy, for conspiring to help him evade taxes he legally owes on hundreds of millions of dollars he’s earned while living in DC.
It's the 1st lawsuit brought under DC’s recently amended False Claims Act encouraging whistleblowers to report residents who evade our tax laws by misrepresenting their residence. Led by @ChmnMendelson, @councilofdc unanimously updated the law & gave us enforcement authority.
NEW -> We took action against Wawa, alongside 6 other states, for failing to protect their customers’ personal information & allowing a data breach that compromised close to 44,000 DC residents’ data.
Wawa failed to implement effective data security measures and, as a result, hackers breached their computer network and stole customers’ sensitive payment card information.
In failing to protect customers’ data, Wawa violated DC consumer protection & data breach laws.
Now, we’ve secured nearly $240,000 in penalties to the District.
Additionally, Wawa must implement and maintain data security practices to strengthen its information security program and protect consumers’ personal information.
There have been some inaccurate assertions made in the past few days about how my office prosecutes crimes that I want to correct. Follow along.
My office prosecutes all violent crimes committed by juveniles where we have strong evidence, as the standard of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt, and where the arrest is constitutional.
Anyone, including a young person, who commits a violent crime should be held accountable.
Accountability is not inconsistent with our efforts to help them get the services and support they need so they are less likely to reoffend, making our communities safer.
To address the increases in violence, DC needs leadership & a clear, consistent, all-hands-on-deck response.
BREAKING: Today my office filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon for illegally abusing and maintaining its monopoly power by controlling prices across the online retail market and violating DC law.
For years, Amazon has controlled online retail prices through its restrictive contract provisions & policies. Amazon requires third-party sellers to agree that they won’t offer their products anywhere else online – including their own websites – for a lower price than on Amazon.
These agreements also impose an artificially high price floor across the online retail marketplace & ensure high fees charged to third-party sellers by Amazon, as much as 40% of the product price, are incorporated into the price on not only Amazon but also on competing platforms.