“The information already exists” is not a logical justification for setting up a system whereby every American must get permission from the government to work, to earn their daily bread.”
Exactly. I’m self-employed, and every few months, I find it enraging that I have to sign yet another declaration that I’m a citizen and present my passport to another private citizen who has no official government function whatsoever.
“All supposedly necessitated because those we elect refuse to fulfill their primary duties.”
Right, and even in the absence of the government doing the job it’s empowered and paid to do, it’s still not on me to determine someone’s legal status. That’s forcing Americans to perform law enforcement functions. How is that even Constitutional?
>> Exactly. I’m self-employed, and every few months, I find it enraging that I have to sign yet another declaration that I’m a citizen and present my passport to another private citizen who has no official government function whatsoever. <<
If you ever do, it has nothing to do with E-Verify.
>> Right, and even in the absence of the government doing the job it’s empowered and paid to do, it’s still not on me to determine someone’s legal status. That’s forcing Americans to perform law enforcement functions. How is that even Constitutional? <<
You mean like filing W-2s, I-9s, and all those other functions?