Many Americans focus on the border when they consider the fight against illegal immigration. But some experts say the real battle should be in the workplace to stop the hiring of people without work visas. Now a pilot program from the Department of Homeland Security would allow companies to check immigration status with a few clicks on the Internet. But experts caution that the program needs tweaking before Congress can roll out a mandatory version nationwide.
September 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Many Americans focus on the border when they consider the fight against illegal immigration. But some experts say the real battle should be in the workplace to stop the hiring of people without work visas.
Simple enough in theory, but how can you tell who’s an illegal immigrant?
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