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They should take it a step further - require all employers to use it.
I would like to confirm something here....when the congress critters pass a law such as the one listed in the post,does this law apply to only business's that contract out to the feds (corporate welfare scum) ?
AF, I think You already confirmed my suspicion, I just need to know.
I would like to confirm something here....when the congress critters pass a law such as the one listed in the post,does this law apply to only business's that contract out to the feds (corporate welfare scum) ?
AF, I think You already confirmed my suspicion, I just need to know.
Regards
This bill:
1) requires businesses that contract with the feds to use E-verify (the feds themselves already do)
2) requires businesses that already voluntarily use E-verify to screen existing employees
It does not require any business that doesn't contract with the feds or that doesn't already use E-verify to do anything.
Am I the only person that considers a "compromise" by politicians as a combination of all of the worst components of a proposed law simply because they don't have the balls to fight for what they really believe in ?
Am I the only person that considers a "compromise" by politicians as a combination of all of the worst components of a proposed law simply because they don't have the balls to fight for what they really believe in ?
Cowards.....
So what % can we "grasp" as far as stemming the tide of Illegals? I'm guessing small here.
So what % can we "grasp" as far as stemming the tide of Illegals? I'm guessing small here.
I'm not really sure just how many we can "grasp"
But,If we look at what these sons of ******* have been doing for the last 20 years, and the peoples response (minimal at best) I feel that the politicians feel as though they are immune to the will of the people.
Am I the only person that considers a "compromise" by politicians as a combination of all of the worst components of a proposed law simply because they don't have the balls to fight for what they really believe in ?
Cowards.....
Nah, I don't see it that way. Sometimes a compromise is the best you can get given the time and resources available. It's better than nothing. And it doesn't have to mean that the discussion is over either.
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