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Reps. King, Rogers, & Young
Reps. Hal Rogers (R- Ky.), Bill Young (R- Fla.), and Peter King (R-N.Y.) have co-sponsored House Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith's (R-Texas) E-Verify bill. Chairman Smith's bill would require most employers to use E-Verify within two years of enactment.
Large employers, federal, state, and local agencies and federal and state contractors would need to comply within six months. The bill would also make the E-Verify program permanent and reinstate the no-match letter program to help identify the 7 million illegal aliens currently holding non-agriculture jobs.
The Legal Workforce Act (H.R.2164) would:
Rep. Rogers represents Kentucky's 5th Congressional District. He is serving his 16th term in Congress and has earned a career A grade.
Rep. Young represents Floridas's 10th Congressional District. He is serving his 22nd term and has earned a career B+ grade.
Rep. King represents New York's 3rd Congressional District. He is serving his 10th term and has earned a B+ grade.
For the full list of cosponsors, visit the Thomas section of the Library of Congress' website.
For a list of "10 Great Features" of the bill, click here. And for a detailed summary of the bill, click here.
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