Only about a third of Arizona’s 100,000 employers are using E-Verify, despite the fact that the requirement has been in effect for more than two years and businesses that do not verify risk losing their business license: During E-Verify’s most recent full fiscal year, which ended in September 2009, Arizona employers made more than 1.3 [...]
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Thank You, La Raza!
Posted by BobG on April 27th, 2010
Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies highlights one the most important aspects of the aggressive enforcement of immigration laws: perception is reality. Whether or not a law is enforced to the hilt is not always as important as the publicity that it receives: Be all that as it may, I think the biggest [...]
Battling the E-Verify Moonbats
Posted by BobG on August 20th, 2008
As the owner of a company authorized to be a Designated Agent of the E-Verify program, I am angered by those of the program’s critics who either do not understand how the program works or do not care to appreciate the safeguards that are built in to protect legal workers. The blog article linked below [...]
What They Don`t Tell You About E-Verify
Posted by BobG on June 15th, 2008
The anti-enforcement drumbeat continues from the pro-illegals press and blogs like the “Dream Act Texas” site linked below. The Tucson Citizen recently reported that “…about 19,000 E-Verify queries* nationwide this year erroneously resulted in a “tentative nonconfirmation” of legal eligibility for employment.” What the anti-enforcement folks don’t tell you is that no employee is denied [...]
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Tags: arizona e-verify, dream act texas, E-Verify 
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