Chamber advises workable immigrant service verification
28 Jun '06
1 min read
US Chamber of Commerce press statement announces lawmakers should work with the business community to create a workable employer verification system as part of comprehensive immigration reform, according to testimony by U.S. Chamber of Commerce Director of Immigration Policy Angelo Amador before the House Small Business Subcommittee on Workforce, Empowerment and Government Programs.
Amador said the system must be fast, accurate, and reliable; allow for proper set-up and implementation; and avoid arbitrary fines and frivolous litigation for those trying in good faith to comply with the regulations.
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