> requiring all employers to confirm the identity and legal status of any new workers by tapping into a Homeland Security Department system called E-Verify, whi

> requiring all employers to confirm the identity and legal status of any new workers by tapping into a Homeland Security Department system called E-Verify, which is now used voluntarily by about 7 percent of employers in the United States. This is where it's all been tending for some time anyway. > within four years all employers would have to electronically submit information gathered from new employees, including citizens, to confirm that they are eligible to work in the United States. Luckily, there'll be a lot fewer jobs in four years so no one will need to use it. /snark