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Agree. Fines and jail time for employers seem like a more efficient way to enforce immigration laws. I wonder if it is because it’s hard to prove? Maybe many em
by SilverElfin 1y ago
Agree. Fines and jail time for employers seem like a more efficient way to enforce immigration laws. I wonder if it is because it’s hard to prove? Maybe many employers just pay cash and leave no evidence?
- someperson 1y agoIt seems using the E-Verify portal to validate Form I-9 employment authorization is only mandated in some states right now. It seems the others just need to collect the information but not validate it.
- variadix 1y agoIt’s not intentionally ineffectively enforced to enable big businesses to exploit illegal cheap labor under the threat of deportation. Entrenched interests, lobbyists, and big money have much more influence on immigration policy than who is in power.