Employers want E-verify enrollment to equal protection from immigration raids (driver's license, illegal aliens)

[The Dissenter]

washingtonpost.com

Having a driver's license don't protect you from traffic tickets.

[Benicar]

"We have to have strong enforcement if we're ever to have a chance for comprehensive reform," Baker said.

As long as CIR is a euphemism for amnesty, it will never be passed. Yes, we want strong enforcement, but granting amnesty to millions of illegal aliens is not a prerequisite for the enforcement of our laws.

[Tatooine]

However, a key weakness in E-Verify is that while it can determine whether a Social Security number presented by a worker is valid, it often cannot determine whether the number belongs to the applicant. Many workers try to evade detection by using another person's identification.

I didn't know this. Couldn't someone also just randomly guess a valid number, then?

I don't know why they can't make it cross check the name, too.