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To: PROCON
We should have drug enforcement type forfeiture if they were knowingly hired. Seize all property and sell at auction. After a couple of resturants and construction co’s are seized and re-sold people will quit hiring them. But DO NOT use this as an excuse for not deporting the other criminals in the equation.
28 posted on 06/13/2010 4:45:04 AM PDT by Feckless (Don't care where he was born. The oath I took said "...against all enemies, foreign and domestic".)
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To: Feckless
There's lots of details.

If the employer un-knowingly or un-intentionally hired the illegal, he is not subject to sanctions. If the employer checked the employees names and data against the fed's employee verification database and got the OK to hire, then he has no liability, and if this is the case, then the ex-employee who blew the whistle would be subject to prosecution.

If the employer didn't use the fed verification system and hired illegals, even though the employer has his I-9 docs on file, then the employer is subject to sanctions.

A first time employer offender is subject to having his business license revoked for 10 days. A second time employer offender can have his business license revoked permanently.

29 posted on 06/13/2010 5:53:44 AM PDT by Ben Ficklin
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