India, April 12 -- As the Eric Swalwell sexual misconduct case unravels, new revelations were made on Saturday. The New York Post cited filings to the Department of Labor and Department of Homeland Security to report that the California Democrat, deemed as the frontrunner in the state's gubernatorial race, broke immigration and employment laws by hiring a Brazilian live-in nany.

The claims outlined in filings obtained by The Post allege that Swalwell and his wife Brittany knowingly kept Brazilian national Amanda Barbosa employed despite lapses in her work authorization. Barbosa, 33, had entered the United States in January 2021 from Rio de Janeiro on an au pair visa and began working for the family later that year.

According to one comp...