U.S. said helpless in hiring of aliens
Via The Washington Post
06/19/2006
The federal government is not capable of helping employers determine whether workers in the U.S. are illegal aliens, a government official will testify before a Senate subcommittee this afternoon.
Richard M. Stana, director of homeland security and justice for the Government Accountability Office, said that two decades after Congress ordered the government to create a program to prevent the hiring of illegals, such a program still doesn't exist.
Immigration specialists have "found that the single most important step that could be taken to reduce unlawful immigration is the development of a more effective system for verifying work authorization," Mr. Stana said in prepared testimony obtained by The Washington Times.
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06/19/2006
The federal government is not capable of helping employers determine whether workers in the U.S. are illegal aliens, a government official will testify before a Senate subcommittee this afternoon.
Richard M. Stana, director of homeland security and justice for the Government Accountability Office, said that two decades after Congress ordered the government to create a program to prevent the hiring of illegals, such a program still doesn't exist.
Immigration specialists have "found that the single most important step that could be taken to reduce unlawful immigration is the development of a more effective system for verifying work authorization," Mr. Stana said in prepared testimony obtained by The Washington Times.
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Posted by Ashwin Sharma at 6/19/2006 11:54 AM 
Categories: H-1B Visas, I-9 Compliance, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, USCIS Guidelines and Announcements, Employment Based Green Cards, H-2B Visas, General News, E-3 Visas
Categories: H-1B Visas, I-9 Compliance, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, USCIS Guidelines and Announcements, Employment Based Green Cards, H-2B Visas, General News, E-3 Visas
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