Author: Amaury Abreu

Statement from Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter on the District Court’s Decision in U.S. v. U.S. Sugar and Imperial Sugar

Insulation Contracting Firm and Co-Owner Sentenced for Rigging Bids and Fraud

Former Contractor Pleads Guilty to Bid Rigging and Bribery

Tijuana Man Pleads Guilty to “Double-Broker” Scheme Targeting San Diego Truckers

Executive Pleads Guilty to Criminal Attempted Monopolization

Health Care Company Pleads Guilty and is Sentenced for Conspiring to Suppress Wages of School Nurses

More than one in twenty Dreamers who were protected by DACA have started their own businesses in the United States. Among Dreamers who are over 25, that number grows to 8 percent, according to a recent survey by United We Dream, the National Immigration Law Center and the Center for American Progress.

When you think of countries known for coffee, you might think of Colombia, Brazil, or even Indonesia; however, coffee grown in Honduras is quickly becoming incredibly popular. In fact, Honduras is currently the largest coffee producer in Central America, and the quality of Honduran coffee is some of the best coffee in the world. 

A Proclamation on National Entrepreneurship Month, 2022

As we enter the height of cold and flu season, combined with the constant threat of new COVID strains, it’s important to remember that life-threatening viruses are still actively spreading at high rates. To compound the issue, millions of Americans, especially among our youngest and most vulnerable demographics, have yet to receive a vaccine or booster.