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The New I-9: Why Now When We Need Immigration Amnesty for Employers?

By Angelo A. Paparelli on March 10, 2013
Posted in Congress on Immigration, DHS Technology Reforms, Enforcement/USICE, I-9s, Immigration Lawyers, Immigration Reform, Immigration Regulations, Obama Administration on Immigration, USCIS

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The New I-9:

Why Now When We Need Immigration Amnesty for Employers?


By Nicole Kersey and Angelo A. Paparelli


Irony was plentiful last week in Washington and around the country. 

One particularly hawkish Republican, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (who never met a war-on-terror strategy he disliked), glommed onto Senator Rand Paul’s filibustery…

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