Some form of verification system is going to be an essential element of immigration controls.
I think you said that only 14 percent of new hires are run through E-Verify today.
I just can't imagine that this is an infeasible thing to do.
This has got to apply to every employer, doesn't it, if it's going to work reliably in a non-discriminatory way?
I was reminded before the hearing of a story that I read recently about a new project to identify 1.2 billion Indians.
It really is the foundation, I think, upon which it's going to be built.
Your statement is an excellent statement.
I agree with Senator Schumer, the E-Verify system is broken and we must act to fix it.
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