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Springfield E-verify Ordinance – Dead On Arrival
The Springfield E-verify initiative ordinance (Ordinance) recently approved by the voters in February of 2012 requires all employers in Springfield to use the federal e-verify system to determine if an employee is lawfully in the United States for employment purposes … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona E--verify law, Chamber of Commerce v Whiting, E-verify law, Initiative Petition to Establish E-verify Ordinance, Preemption of fines for violations of Immigration law, requirement that Ordinance Violation Be prosecuted in Municipal Court, Right to Procedural Process, Severability of provisions of law
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