Federal solutions to immigration issues a must, debate panelist agree

Participants debate effectiveness of E-Verify, other fixes

Published: Tuesday, Dec. 6 2011 11:11 p.m. MST

Summary

Opinions vary as to effectiveness of the federal E-Verify system, the federal governments' databases to check the employment eligibility of new hires.

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lawenforcementfromAZ

Glendale, AZ

My comment is from two perspectives: First, a retired law enforcement command rank officer, and the second from someone who resides in Arizona, not Utah.

1. The immigration laws of this nation are NOT broken: they are just not enforced. More..

12:26 p.m. Dec. 7, 2011
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TripleCrown

Santa Ana, CA

>"If they have jobs there, there's no reason to come here," Tsai said.<
Unless they can get more freebies from US government entitlement programs by coming here illegally, regardless of whether they work or not here or not. If More..

3:41 p.m. Dec. 7, 2011
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RRB

SLC, UT

Those here illegally that are denied, are eligible to keep working until the situation is cleared up.

Ut's law is a joke, with no penalties and an attorney general that does not check compliance, it's worse than nothing. It gives those More..

2:19 p.m. Dec. 7, 2011
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