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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 748805" data-attributes="member: 12952">ILLEGALS&nbsp; Angry that Utah Signs on to E-VerifyUtah signs on to E-Verify&nbsp; program to check workers’ legal statusBy THOMAS BURR,Salt Lake TribuneWASHINGTON – While Congress mulls making the program&nbsp; mandatory nationwide, Utah will soon join three other states&nbsp; voluntarily implementing E-Verify, which is designed to cut back on jobs&nbsp; for undocumented workers and, by extension, reduce illegal immigration.On July 1, a new Utah law will kick in requiring businesses to verify&nbsp; the legal status of all new employees and to turn away anyone found&nbsp; without proper documents. If companies comply, they’ll leave Utah’s&nbsp; estimated 100,000-plus undocumented immigrants with just a few, hard&nbsp; options: find work that pays under the table, use fake documents or&nbsp; leave.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 748805, member: 12952"] [B]ILLEGALS Angry that Utah Signs on to E-Verify Utah signs on to E-Verify program to check workers’ legal status By THOMAS BURR, Salt Lake Tribune WASHINGTON – [/B]While Congress mulls making the program mandatory nationwide, Utah will soon join three other states voluntarily implementing E-Verify, which is designed to cut back on jobs for undocumented workers and, by extension, reduce illegal immigration. On July 1, a new Utah law will kick in requiring businesses to verify the legal status of all new employees and to turn away anyone found without proper documents. If companies comply, they’ll leave Utah’s estimated 100,000-plus undocumented immigrants with just a few, hard options: find work that pays under the table, use fake documents or leave. [/QUOTE]

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