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Newsletter June 2011 E-Verify, E-Verify, E-Verify

June 25th, 2011 by Eric J. Ramos


IN THIS ISSUE
Obama, Puerto Rico and the Hispanic Vote
That Time of Year when Students Graduate and No DREAM Act to be Seen
Notary Publics, Notarios Publicos, are NOT Immigration Counselors
The Faces of US Immigrants: Michael J. Fox, Actor and Activist
Recipes from the Melting Pot: Zeppole, Delicious Italian Fried Dough

E-Verify, E-Verify, E-Verify

Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) introduced bill H.R. 2164 in the House recently that makes the use of E-Verify mandatory for every U.S. employer. Under the provisions outlined in the bill, employers with more than 10,000 employees would have 6 months to comply; employers with 500 to 10,000 employees would have 12 months to comply; those with 20 to 500 employees would have 18 months to comply; employers with 1 to 20 employees would need to comply within 24 months; and the employers with agricultural laborers would have 36 months.

Rep. Smith believes that passage of this would create jobs for Americans because it would make undocumented workers lose their jobs.

How many times to with have to go down this road?

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