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B-Verify: transforming E-Verify into a biometric employment verification system

Ries, 2010

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10162178858881771364
Author
Ries L
Publication year
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Alb. Gov't L. Rev.

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The United States has experienced illegal immigration as a problem of national attention since the 1970s. Congress has tried to combat the problem through major, but periodic, legislation for nearly as long. In the early 1980s, experts identified employment as the main …
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