Major company pays millions after making Americans jump through hoops for jobs

The Trump administration has closed a discrimination case against a well-known company — and the people who have had their eyes on this case for over a year are taking a victory lap.

On Tuesday, the Department of Justice announced a settlement of $5 million with Instacart for allegedly discriminating against U.S. and American workers.

‘We will not stop fighting for US workers until there is a fair playing field.’

In its investigation of the case, the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found that Instacart gave preference to holders of temporary employment visas over American workers.

Specifically, the DOJ explained, Instacart “created additional burdens on U.S. workers to apply for job opportunities by requiring that applications be physically mailed for positions