People should be able to know what their hours are, work hard during those hours, but then go to their kid's little league games and take care of their elderly parents, and shovel their neighbors' walkway.

States that successfully implemented tools such as identity verification technology as part of their application processes, were much more successful in identifying attempted fraud.

What actions can the United States take to go after fraud perpetrated by foreign criminal organizations?

People should be able to know what their hours are, work hard during those hours, but then go to their kid's little league games and take care of their elderly parents, and shovel their neighbors' walkway.

I want to thank Chairman Sanders for this hearing. I want to thank Ranking Member Cassidy, too, for participating in it.

Workers' safety should be a priority for all businesses, yet unions still have to fight for basic worker protections.

I appreciate that. Then of course, one of the key issues here is making sure that as we exercise internal controls, we have the resources to do it quickly and effectively in this kind of setting.

One of the things we can do as we think about this is try to provide incentives for States to participate in this kind of data sharing and verification, identify identity technology.

Thank you, Senator Ossoff, and thank you for your focus on really important issues here.

It improves worker morale if they know that they will have a--they will be safe in the workplace and that their health will be considered.

Thank you for being here, for the important work you do.

It would be, I think, an awful outcome if the taxpayers, again, in 2 years ended up with nothing to show for that.