[B4Ranch]

A lawful permanent resident’s card expires, but their right to work is permanent, and in this case Culinaire was requiring employees to present a renewed permanent resident card to be verified as work-eligible. The Justice Department claimed this violated a provision in the INA that prohibits employers from requiring extra documentation from non-citizen employees.

[Rusty0604]

That must be something new, because I always required people to bring in their renewed documents after expiration.

[ExTxMarine]

A lawful permanent resident’s card expires, but their right to work is permanent, and in this case Culinaire was requiring employees to present a renewed permanent resident card to be verified as work-eligible.

This is true; however, since I work with HR I can tell you some more details about presenting any ID for verification.

Federal law states that you MUST present current, NON-expired cards for proof of residence and work-eligibility. THAT is Federal law!