A suit filed by Interfaith Worker Justice, a group that mobilizes members of the clergy to help low-wage workers, seeks to compel the Department of Labor to turn over the names of nearly 100,000 workers known as 'unlocatables.' Many of them are Mexican immigrants who are owed a total of $32 million as part of back-wage settlements but who have not received their money because they cannot be located.
See "Group Sues Labor Dept. to Get Names of Workers", Steven Greenhouse, The New York Times, January 18, 2006