Immigration
Jul. 9, 2009
U.S. Drops Controverisal 'No-Match' Immigration Check
In a kind of legal hokey-pokey, Department of Homeland Security officials on Wednesday announced they would abandon a controversial immigration enforcement program, while at the same time unveiling the implementation of another one.
By Sandra Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer In a kind of legal hokey-pokey, Department of Homeland Security officials on Wednesday announced they would abandon a controversial immigration enforcement program, while at the same time unveiling the implementation of another one. The department said it will abandon its "no-match' rule program, that would have used Social Security data for immigration enforcement. At the same time it publicized a n...
Daily Journal Staff Writer In a kind of legal hokey-pokey, Department of Homeland Security officials on Wednesday announced they would abandon a controversial immigration enforcement program, while at the same time unveiling the implementation of another one. The department said it will abandon its "no-match' rule program, that would have used Social Security data for immigration enforcement. At the same time it publicized a n...
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