Sentence examples for worker immigration from inspiring English sources
The House Judiciary Committee held its first markup on Tuesday on a piecemeal immigration reform bill that focuses solely on enforcement, and will turn on Wednesday to an agricultural guest worker immigration bill.
He has proposed measures — all of which have failed — to repeal the awarding of in-state college tuition for illegal immigrants; to require businesses to verify their workers' immigration status; and to give local law enforcement officers the right to check the status of people they suspect to be in the country illegally, similar to the Arizona law.
He and Ms. Ching would not discuss the eight workers' immigration status.
Ms. Salas said that workers' immigration status frequently thwarts the unions' efforts to organize new employees or improve conditions.
Voces said the fired workers' immigration status had not been definitively determined because of the ICE suspension.
"Farmers Oppose G.O.P. Bill to Require Verification of Workers' Immigration Status" (news article, July 31) didn't tell the whole story.
Mr. Spitzer's office does not ask for workers' immigration status, which is irrelevant under state labor law.
One prohibits city and county governments from enacting laws forcing employers to use E-Verify, the error-prone federal hiring database, to check workers' immigration status.
The state's favorite son Republican senator, Marco Rubio, seems only too happy to duck immigration issues, and the Republican-controlled State Senate refused to pass a bill this spring with a tough requirement on employers to check workers' immigration status.
Sworn testimony in a separate civil lawsuit against Signal International charged that rather than protecting the Indian workers, immigration officials coached the company on how to silence and deport them.
Re "Farmers Oppose G.O.P. Bill to Require Verification of Workers' Immigration Status" (news article, July 31): As your article documents, Representative Lamar Smith's bill to make E-Verify mandatory would be a self-inflicted wound to American agriculture.
