[umgud]

Here’s a simple solution;

No E-Verify, no workee
No E-Verify, no public assistance

Not perfect, but a good start.

[dsc]

“Not perfect, but a good start.”

Si.

I mean, Yer dern tootin’.

Happy Sunday.

[Flycatcher]

E-Verify in California?

This is from a thread yesterday on some of California's new laws that take effect TODAY:

•While Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Georgia will implement the highly successful E-Verify program to ascertain one’s social security number to verify employment eligibility, California bucks the tide, thumbs its nose at the law, and, effective January 1, prohibits private employers in the State from utilizing the E-Verify system. This side stepping of the law impacts California workers who follow the rules and is a major reason the State’s unemployment rate is the one of the highest in the nation, exceeding 12%.

I see no light at the end of the tunnel for the future of California.

And I'm not shedding any tears for the state either...

[Sherman Logan]

The issue will never be solved until a national ID system is installed.

You have to be able to definitively determine a person’s identity and status. Determining who is illegal will require determining everybody’s status.

But many conservatives are opposed to such a system.