India, Oct. 20 -- A software enterprise headquartered in Santa Clara consented to remit $2 million in compensation and accept a two-year exclusion from a program facilitating permanent residency acquisition for international workers, pursuant to an agreement negotiated with the Trump administration.

The settlement, disclosed on Friday by the Departments of Justice and Labor, concludes an administrative proceeding concerning purported infractions of the permanent labor certification, commonly referred to as the PERM program, attributed to Cloudera Inc.

The Department of Justice asserted in April that the organization engaged in discriminatory practices against domestic workers throughout its recruitment procedures, thereby violating prov...