S. 1928 would require a nationwide screening of present employees by their employers using a very simple identification check. The employer would then be requested to make ongoing checks of new employees. Those individuals who are unable or unwilling to appropriately identify themselves would be reported to the Attorney General who would make further inquiries through the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Social Security Administration. Persons found to be illegally employed would be referred back to the Attorney General for his action in enforcing present immigration laws. It is the most inexpensive alternative since no agency would be created. nor would any new universal means of identification be required. Present social security cards should be sufficient.
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