The British are also pushing for action to counter what they call criminal abuse of welfare systems, cracking down, for example, on welfare payments in the case of sham marriages.
CBP is using the system to crack down on those who overstay their visas, but critics say the system violates privacy rights.
He also proposed an increase in a financial transactions tax and a new court system to crack down on major tax evaders.
In the Netherlands, for example, a number of cities have given unemployed young people a few months' training in criminal law and ticket inspection and sent them on to the public-transport system to crack down on fare-dodging and vandalism.
Human rights groups have accused Angola's president Jose Eduardo dos Santos and his government of using the legal system to crack down on critics after several activists were jailed or detained this year on charges of crimes against the state.
While it is common to hear Mexican activists argue such points in international fora — such as the Inter-American Commission on Human Righto — seekingeto gethehe Mexican judicial system to crack down on abuses by Mexican officials is unheard of.
Manchester City's Yaya Touré has called for "radical sanctions" against countries with racist fans as Fifa launched a monitoring system designed to crack down on the problem before the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
The bill already includes a robust and mandatory E-Verify system that will crack down on illegal hiring and, coupled with the bill's other provisions, go a long way toward securing our "interior border" -- i.e. the point of hire.
To some extent, both candidates have been building on the legacy of Bill Clinton, who reached the White House by campaigning on issues that had been the province of Republicans like reforming the welfare system and cracking down on criminals.
Before the hospital system began cracking down on them in late 2005, preventable infections were considered part of the collateral damage of advanced lifesaving techniques, such a routine occurrence that few people questioned their prevalence, or the deaths that resulted from them.
