GOP bill would penalize executives for hiring illegal immigrants

Exclusive: The new law will create strict punishment for the officials of publicly trading companies that deliberately fail to follow the federal employment eligibility verification laws.

The proposal comes when the federal immigration authorities noted the alleged violation of immigration laws, including a criminal discovery warrant, which was executed in California at the canbis facility earlier this month, resulting in several arrests of illegal migrants and a child labor investigation.

“While Gavin pretends to care about liberal human rights like Newsom, the sad truth is that the open-border agenda of Democrats is actually about reducing American wages and ensuring a continuous supply of cheap, foreign labor to their billionaire donors,” Sen Berney Moreno, R-Ohio said in a statement.

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He said, “So, let’s simplify it, which the authorities misuse illegal immigrants with slave wages, they should be held personally responsible and face serious consequences if they are caught. It may not be a country. American workers should come first,” he said.

In particular, Moreno’s “strengthening accountability for employers hiring employers and improving the enforcement act” (Safe Rent Act) will need the company’s CEO and the Chief Human Resource Officer to sign their employment practices in the annual SEC reports, including the company to confirm that the company verdict the legal work status of all employees.

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In addition, companies will certify in their SEC reports that they have revealed any “important deficiencies” to the Homeland Security Department and the Department of Justice that will interfere with their ability to follow federal employment eligibility requirements or any known violations.

Immigration officials highlighted the criminal history of several migrants arrested in Los Angeles

Officers may have a fine of up to 10 years and a fine of $ 1 million to deliberately make false certificates. Illegal people were found to be responsible for illegal employment violations in the country who could illegally face up to 20 years behind bars and fines $ 5 million.

“It is not about punishing labor laws or employers-and the federal government has made it clear. They are more careful about lining the pockets of private for-profit detention centers compared to children and families, which are wasting the bills spent to spend these facilities indefinitely.”

It is deliberately against the law to appoint those who cannot legally work in the country since the 1986 Immigration Reforms and Control Act is passed.

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In the Congress, Republican and Democrats continue to face the immigration policy, with the passage of the reconciliation bill signed by President Donald Trump recently, which increases resources for immigration and customs enforcement operations.