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Originally Posted by pknopp
If the (D)'s were smart (they are not), they would tie the money to the passage of mandatory e-verify. If they did this, this would all go away.
While I believe e-verify should be the law, I think it long past time Congress stop bundling proposed legislation, let proposals stand/fall on their own merits or lack there of.
And yes, I know that's naive while we have law makers who only see 'this or that', their own two sides in a multi-faceted world. But we can always hope.
While I believe e-verify should be the law, I think it long past time Congress stop bundling proposed legislation, let proposals stand/fall on their own merits or lack there of.
And yes, I know that's naive while we have law makers who only see 'this or that', their own two sides in a multi-faceted world. But we can always hope.
They both are supposed to accomplish the same goal. It is not like these are divergent things. If you want a wall why would you not want e-verify? e-Verify can be done far quicker than a wall. As far as that goes, why shouldn't that be done first?
They both are supposed to accomplish the same goal. It is not like these are divergent things. If you want a wall why would you not want e-verify? e-Verify can be done far quicker than a wall. As far as that goes, why shouldn't that be done first?
The last attempt at e-verify was stopped by senators from agricultural states. Reasonably, without easy movement of laborers their constituents are going to be hurt. So you have to solve that too. E-verify might actually be easier accomplished on a state level. Arizona has an e-verify law that was upheld by the supreme court so there's a start.
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