[Itzlzha]

WASHINGTON - (KRT) Making sure that employers are hiring only legal residents has been a low priority for federal officials, despite the fact that U.S. workplaces are magnets for illegal immigration, according to a congressional watchdog agency report.

Since 1986, federal immigration law has required businesses to verify that their employees are legally entitled to work here. But federal officials have not devoted the manpower or resources necessary to enforce that law, the General Accountability Office report concludes.

"Under the former INS and now ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement,) worksite enforcement has been a relatively low priority," says the report, which was released Wednesday.

And enforcement efforts have decreased in recent years.

"I'm SHOCKED!"

So much for how WONDERFUL the '86 AMNESTY was...boy can I feel the 2005 SHAMNESTY coming...

[Happy2BMe]

How would you like to take 300,000 to 1 odds on immigration reform?

N.C. congresswoman: Why does state have one deportation officer? (Resident killed by illegal alien.)
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Though North Carolina has an estimated 300,000 illegal immigrants, the state has one federal deportation officer who's among fewer than 10 people in the state who work for Detention and Removal Operations, a unit of ICE.

300,000 -to- 1

[Das Outsider]

"I'm SHOCKED!"

Why you shock, Meesa Ra-Ha Main?



Say, you wun new Sosha numba? I got rike a hore buttroad on da Mac.